Boat Insurance Glossary
Welcome to our Boat Insurance glossary, select a letter to navigate to our list of available definitions;
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Boat Insurance Definitions beginning with - 'A'
Ab initio
- Latin for from the beginning
Abandonment
- Abandonment is when under certain circumstances the insurance claimant abandoned either damaged or misplaced property but is still entitled full settlement of a claim.
Actual Cash Value
- Actual Cash Value is used in the event of a total loss, the market value, which is determined by age and condition of the boat at the time of the loss. Boat insurance companies often use industry or key internet reference materials to determine market value.
Actual Total Loss
- The insured vessel/ property is completely destroyed, posted "missing" at Lloyd's or the insured is irretrievably deprived of the insured property (e.g. a sinking at sea)
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Please note: All boat insurance glossary terms are provided with best intentions only. All terms are subject to correction or amendment at any time and are also always superceded/secondary to any definitions provided in current marine insurance policy documentation.