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国际经济法名词1（） 1 bill of lading: a bill of lading to prove that the contract of carriage of the sea and the goods have been taken over by the carrier or shipped, and that the carrier has guaranteed delivery of the goods. 2. The Hague rules: the International Convention on the legal provisions of the 1924 bill of lading is the earliest international convention regulating the liability of maritime carriers. Effective in June 2, 1931, there are currently 87 member states. The Hague rule, when it was formulated, represented the interests of the major shipping powers at that time, and focused on the protection of shipowners interests. Therefore, it was criticized in the course of implementation. 3, international multimodal transport of goods: at least two different modes of transport of goods from one country to take delivery of goods to the territory of another country designated delivery of goods transportation. 4. Term charter party: a term of agreement in which the shipowner leases the vessel to the lessee for a specified period of time within the time limit for the use thereof. 5, accidents: refers to the navigation, such as rocks, subversion, collision, disappearances and other accidents. 6, the actual total loss: refers to all of the goods are destroyed or damaged and lost its original purpose, or the insured has no irreversible loss of the subject matter of the insurance. 7, constructive total loss: refers to the goods damaged goods to repair costs and continued to its destination after the arrival of the cost exceeds its value. 8 particular average means the partial loss of goods not covered by general average as a result of the risks covered by the insurance. 9, separate costs: to prevent the risk of loss or loss incurred by the insured risks and expenses incurred. 10, mobile insurance policy: refers to the insurer and the insured on the total insurance conditions, such as underwriting risks, rates, the total amount of insurance, the insurance period and so on prio