The intricate world of maritime commerce is underpinned by a robust framework of international and national laws designed to mitigate the inherent risks of sea travel. In Colombia, a significant portion of this legal structure is encapsulated within the Commercial Code, specifically Decree 410 of 1971. This comprehensive legislation governs various aspects of trade, including the critical domain of marine insurance. Understanding the specific provisions related to guarantees in marine insurance is paramount for all parties involved, from shipowners and cargo shippers to insurers and legal professionals. This article delves into Chapter IV, Title XIII, Book Five of the Colombian Commercial Code, focusing on Articles 1715 through 1721. These articles meticulously define the nature and scope of warranties in marine insurance contracts, highlighting their importance in ensuring the validity and enforceability of policies. By examining these provisions, we gain insight into the legal obl...