Nationwide Marine Definition

Definition of "Nationwide marine definition"

Statement of the types of exposures classified under marine, inland marine or transportation insurance by placing them in the following categories: imports, exports, domestic shipments (goods in transit), communication vehicles (tunnels, bridges, piers, and power transmission lines), personal property floaters (stamp collections, coin collections, fine arts, paintings, musical instruments, silverware, and furs), commercial property floaters (accounts receivable, valuable papers, valuable records, and physicians' and surgeons' instruments). The definition also makes use of the following differences in condition: electronic data, property in a bailee's custody, and property for sale by a dealer (such as musical instruments, cameras, fine arts, and jewelry).

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