§ 1926 Ship Cargo Insurance Standards
This law says a ship can be considered safe for insuring the ship itself, but not safe for insuring the cargo if the ship can't properly hold the cargo.
A vessel has a strong hull and passes all checks, so its hull insurance is fine, but its cargo holds are cracked and can't hold goods safely.
The ship is okay for its own insurance, but because it can't safely carry the cargo, the cargo insurance would be denied.
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§ 1926 Ship Cargo Insurance Standards
Last verified: January 11, 2026