Colombian Trade Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book Five - Navigation - Part One - From the Navigation Aquatics - Title XIII - Marine Insurance - Chapter VIII - Partial Loss - From: Section 1748 to: 1751 Art
      CHAPTER VIII   Partial loss     Section 1748 .-  The partial loss of the insured object, which is the effect of risk covered by insurance and   constitute general average, particular average will.  Not  be considered failures of this kind of private expenses, that is, which  may be incurred by the insured in their name or on their own, to  preserve the secured object or to ensure the safety of him and do not  constitute salvage charges.     Section 1749 .-  The salvage charges incurred to avoid a loss by reason of perils covered by insurance, may be claimed as lost by such risks.    Section 1750 .-   In the absence of a stipulation, the insurer is not liable for the  damage caused by a common danger is not covered by insurance.  But  the insured is entitled to enforce against the insurance costs and  general average sacrifice which goes over the occasion of an act  qualified.     Section 1751 .-   Being owned by the same insured the ship, freight and cargo, or at  least two o...