It goes without saying that ships could not operate without crews, bankers, consumables and insurance. Even if an owner paid cash for his ships and thus did not have to name a bank or other financial institution as a named insured, he still cannot trade his vessels without Protection and Indemnity insurance.
The latter is much more than a necessary evil -not because the owner sleeps at night knowing that he is covered for a major accident, but because the owner can sleep at night knowing that all the minor claims which occur with regularity are dealt with in a prompt, professional manner.
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