Protection and Indemnity Club

 P&I clubs are mutual associations formed by ship owners to cover the liabilities they may incur in operating the ship, which are not usually insurable in the ordinary marine market.

 Examples of the risks covered by these clubs are:

• Loss of or damage to any fixed or movable object or property or other thing or interest whatsoever other than the vessel,

• Liability assumed by the assured under contracts of customary towage for the purpose of entering or leaving port or maneuvering within the port,

• Loss of life, personal injury, illness or payment made for life salvage,

• Additional costs reasonably incurred for the purpose of landing from the vessel sick or injured persons or stowaways, refugees, or persons saved at sea,

• Additional expenses brought about by the outbreak of infectious disease on board the vessel or ashore,

• Fines imposed for any act or neglect or breech of any statute or regulation relating to the operation of the vessel,

• The expenses of the removal of the wreck of the vessel,

• Legal costs incurred by the assured,

 The successful handling of such claims requires good people on hand in the ports of Iran and Tehran who can deal competently with al the issues that arise .Our personnel have considerable experience in these areas.