The book deals with insurance of the 11 rules in Incoterms 2020 and under Common Law. Incoterms, cargo insurance and common law principles are the leading players in international commercial transactions. Although based on common law principles, Incoterms and cargo insurance practices have global application as all other legal systems and jurisdictions look to the common law for guidance.

The book examines the importance of insurance in international commerce, extent of the parties' insurance responsibilities at common law and under Incoterms 2020 Edition. Prior to detailed treatment of insurance aspects, it places the subject into perspective and context by including the wider, but related, discussions of the history, nature, property and risks transfers, as prerequisite background of the international sales contracts. Central to the book is focus on FOB and related Incoterms without sellers' insurance responsibilities, in contrast to CIF/CIP Incoterms with sellers' insurance obligations. It then proceeds to a wider investigation of the full extent of parties' insurance responsibilities at common law and under Incoterms 2020.

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Professor Ademuni-Odeke holds an LLM in Maritime Law and a PhD in International Shipping Law and Policy, Institute of Maritime Law, Faculty of Law, The University of Southampton, UK. He is: a Fulbright Scholar With thanks to Lloyd's for their support through the Lloyd's Tercentenary Research Foundation; Professor of International Commercial and Maritime Law and Policy; Special Advisor and Lead Researcher, National Research Centre for the Sea and Maritime Law (DEHUKAM), University of Ankara; Visiting Professor: IMLI (Malta) and formerly Tulane (US), and WMU (Malmo); and Maritime Consultant. He returned to academia after a career in industry and the UN.