§ 1994 Marine Insurer Repair Expenses
This law says a ship insurance company must pay for the cost of fixing a ship when it has to go to port for repairs, and also must pay for any work the ship's crew does to save the ship or its cargo, even if the ship is later declared a total loss.
A cargo ship hits a reef and has to dock for repairs. The crew also spends time and money pulling the cargo back on board.
The insurance company has to cover the repair bill for the ship and also reimburse the crew for the labor they spent saving the cargo, and it still has to pay the full loss amount if the ship is later written off.
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§ 1994 Marine Insurer Repair Expenses
Last verified: January 11, 2026