Section 3

Repatriation and substitute expenses

Repatriation and substitute expenses which are not recoverable under Section 1 of this Rule and which are incurred in sending a substitute to replace a seaman of an entered ship who has been left ashore,  or incurred under statutory obligation in repatriating any seaman of the entered ship.

PROVIDED ALWAYS that

This Section does not cover expenses which arise out of or are the consequence of :

i. the expiry of a seaman’s period of service on the entered ship either in accordance with the terms of a crew agreement or other contract of service or employment or by mutual consent of the parties to it, or

ii. breach by the Member of any agreement or other contract of service or employment, or

iii. sale of the ship, or

iv. any other act of the Member in respect of the entered ship.

Section 4

Loss of or damage to personal effects

Liability to pay damages or compensation for loss of or damage to the effects of:

A. Any seaman,

B. Any other person, on board an entered ship (other than the persons specified in paragraph [C] of Section 2).

PROVIDED ALWAYS that

a. Unless and to the extent that the Member has obtained appropriate special cover by agreement with the Managers, there shall be no recovery from the Association in respect of claims relating to cash, negotiable instruments, precious or rare metals or stones, valuables or objects of a rare or precious nature.

b. Where the liability arises under the terms of a contract and would not have arisen but for those terms, that liability is not covered by the Association unless and to the extent that those terms shall have  been previously approved by the Managers in writing.