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Marine Cargo Insurance > Limits of Liability

Conditions	Maximum Compensation per tonne	TIME LIMITS		Time Limit effective from:
		preliminary advice	written advice
Road Haulage Association (RHA) - 1991	£1,300	3 Days	7 Days	transit termination (damage/loss from a parcel)
Road Haulage Association (RHA) 1998	£1,300	7 Days	14 Days
Road Haulage Association (RHA)	£1,300	28 Days	42 Days	transit commencement (loss or whole parcel or whole consignment)
Convention Governing International Transportation of goods by Road (CMR)	8330 SDR’s (approx. £7,800)	Immediate	7 Days	transit termination (7 days only applies for non apparent loss or damage)
United Kingdom Warehousekeepers Association (UKWA)	£100	N/a	21 Days	customers knowledge of loss or from transit termination. (whichever is the later)
British International Freight Association (B.I.F.A.)	2000 SDR’s (approx. £1,880)	N/a	14 Days	customers knowledge of loss
Warsaw Convention Carriage of goods by Air	17000 SDR’s (approx. £16,000) USD = 20,000	N/a	7 Days	transit termination

SDR - Special Drawing Rights is an international currency Unit

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