| 单词 | sue and labour clause |
| 释义 | > as lemmassue and labour clause P3. to sue, labour, and travel (later also to sue and labour): (in marine insurance) to make reasonable efforts to prevent or minimize further losses resulting from an initial loss, without being liable for any costs incurred in doing so. Also as a modifier, as in sue and labour clause; cf. suing and labouring clause at suing n. Phrases. ΘΚΠ society > trade and finance > financial dealings > insurance > insure [verb (intransitive)] > other insuring operations to sue, labour, and travel1589 twist1906 1589 J. Browne Marchants Avizo 58 And that incase of any misfortunes: it shall then be lawfull to the assured his factor, seruant, or assigne, to sue labour, & trauail, for in and about, the defence safgard and recouerie of the said Ship & goods, & all other the premisses, without any preiudice to this assurance. 1791 C. Durnford & E. H. East Rep. Cases King's Bench (ed. 3) I. 612 There is..in every policy a clause which enables the assured, in case of any loss or misfortune, to sue, labour, and travail, for the recovery of the goods, without prejudice to the insurance. 1877 Law Times Rep. 36 893/2 The assured here have not sued and laboured at all. 1899 R. G. Marsden Digest Cases Shipping 1268 Sue and Labour Clause. 2005 R. Khurram Saving Acts in Law Marine Insurance (Ph.D. diss., Swansea Univ.) v. 174 It can be said that it is ‘lawful’ for the assured to sue, labour and travel for the defence. < as lemmas |
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