4) Endorsement保险更改批单
After insurance has been taken out, if the insured wants to replenish or change the contents of the policy, he may apply to the company for the same. After agreement by the company, another certificate which indicates the relative amendment will be issued. This certificate is called endorsement.
国际贸易实务（双语）
(INTERNATIONAL TRADE PRACTICE IN CHINESE AND ENGLISH)（下部分）
主讲：葛志财
Special additional risks include:
*War Risk *Strike Risk *On deck risk *Import duty risk clause *Rejection risk *Afloatoxin risk *Failure to delivery clause *Ocean Marine Cargo War Risk *Fire Risk Extension Clause for Storage of Cargo at destination HongKong, including Kowloon or Macao
Open Policy预约保单
This type of policy is of great importance for export business, it is convenient method for insuring the goods where a number of consignments of similar export goods are intended to be covered. An open policy covers these shipments, as soon as they are made, under the previous arrangement between the insured and the insurance company.
The insured：
The Seller，transferable after endorsement
Claim at赔付地点： Destination
Date of Insurance： Not late than B/L
2) Insurance Certificate
3) Combined Certificate
责任起讫范围
Basic Insurance来自W / W Clause
（仓至仓条款）
General Additional Risk
Special Additional Risk
Strike Risks
War Risks
水面危险 或运输工 具上危险
Insurance Documents
1) Insurance Policy
3 Insurance under other Transportation Methods
In international trade, in addition that the goods shipped by sea must be insured, the goods transported by land, air and parcel post should also be insured. Therefore, the insurance company may have different clauses and terms to meet the need of different transportation.
Overland transportation insurance
Air transportation risks insurance
Parcel Post Insurance
4 Commencement and Termination of Insurance
5 London Insurance Institute Cargo Clauses
When the goods are exported to Hong Kong, and some countries in Southeast Asia, the insurance company sometimes adds the coverage and insurance amount on the commercial invoice which is made out by a foreign trade company. This is a certificate which combines the invoice with the insurance policy. It is the simplest insurance certificate in use.
London Insurance Institute Cargo Clauses was first made in 1912. The newly revised London Insurance Institute Cargo Clauses in 1982 include 6 kinds: (1) Institute Cargo Clause A; (2) Institute Cargo Clause B; (3) Institute Cargo Clause C; (4) Institute War Clause-Cargo; (5) Institute Strike Clause-Cargo; (6) Malicious Damage Clause;