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“So the responsible party pays, not us?” Mira asked.

“Good,” Kael said. Then he asked Mr. Elian, “Is the silk already damp? Have the rats chewed it?”

A week later, a rival merchant, Lady Sephra, tried to insure The Golden Breeze as well. Mira was confused. “Why not?” she asked. “More premiums for us?” Ic 01 Principles Of Insurance Objectives Contents

She was ready. The principles weren’t a puzzle to solve. They were a promise to keep.

A month later, investigators found that a reckless harbor pilot had rammed The Golden Breeze . Kael smiled grimly. “Now for ,” he told Mira. “We pay Mr. Elian today. But tomorrow, we step into his shoes and sue that harbor pilot for the 10,000 gold.” “So the responsible party pays, not us

That very week, a silk merchant, Mr. Elian, rushed in. His ship, The Golden Breeze , was due to carry 1,000 bolts of silk across the Serpent Sea. “Insure it!” he begged.

“Because of ,” Kael explained to Mira, “he must tell us everything. If he hides the stains, the contract is void.” They adjusted the policy to cover only the sound silk. This was the Objective : to promote fairness and transparency. Elian, “Is the silk already damp

Mira nodded. “The ship might sink, or pirates might strike.”