AMIM 122 - Inland Marine Insurance - Chapter 3

Transit Insurance

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Cards In This Set

Front Back
Property In Transit
Property being transported from one place to another.
Transit Loss Exposure
When an organization has a financial interest in property in transit.
Shipper (Consignor)
Seller of Goods
Consignee
Buyer of Goods
Carrier
An individual or organization in the business of transporting property of others.
Modes of Transportation
Motor Vehicles, aircraft, railcars, river barges, oceangoing cargo vessels and even oil and natural gas pipelines.
Intermodal Transportation
Transportation of shipment by two or more different modes of transportation.
Intermodal Cargo Container
A metal box that ordinarily measures about eight feet high by eight feet wide by various lengths ranging from approximately twenty to fifty feet.
Title
Ownership
Terms of Sale
Determines who owns the property during the course of transit, usually stated in the purchase order or contract of sale between the seller and the buyer.
FOB Origin
Title to the property (and the risk of loss) passes from seller to buyer when the property is accepted by the carrier for transit (aka: Ex-Works & Ex-Factory).
FOB Destination
Title passes when the property is delivered to the buyer's premises.
Freight
The transportation charge made by the carrier.
Annual Transit Insurance
An non-filed class of inland marine business, permitting great flexibility in the coverage provided and the rate charged.
Bill of Lading
A document that serves as a receipt for the property being shipped.