This is another example of the loss suffered by our export company due to the neglect of the "blind area" of insurance. It can be seen that under a contract concluded on CIF terms, if the seller has a fluke mentality or other reasons to insure the goods after shipment, then there is a time difference between shipment and insurance, within which the goods are likely to suffer losses (for example, the goods suffer losses after leaving the seller's warehouse at the port of shipment and before shipment, or the goods suffer rain during shipment Drenching, or loss of goods falling into the sea due to hook tripping), i.e. the loss is in the front and the insurance is in the back. At this time, if the seller, that is, the applicant (also the insured), wants to get compensation from the insurance company, according to the relevant provisions of the international insurance industry, the seller must have a certificate that he does not know the loss of the subject matter insured, otherwise the insurance company will not be liable for the loss of the goods before the insurance. As the seller is very familiar with the loading process in practical work, it is difficult for the seller to prove that he did not know the loss when he insured.<br>
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