Claims manual iopc

Claims Manual. A practical guide to presenting claims against the IOPC Funds. The Manual briefly describes the Funds’ history and legal background, what types of claims are considered admissible and how to present a claim. This version contains amendments adopted in April It is not currently available in printed form. Please click on the Adobe Acrobat link above to access this document. or the IOPC Fund ) is a worldwide intergovernmental organisation that provides compensation for oil pollution damage resulting from spills of persistent oil from tankers. The Fund is administered by a Secretariat located in London, United Kingdom. This Claims Manual is a practical guide to presenting claims against the Fund.

A new edition of the Fund Claims Manual has been published. This latest edition incorporates the text approved by the governing bodies in April setting out revised assessment criteria for claims for compensation made by employees who have suffered a reduction in wages, been placed on part-time work or been made redundant as a consequence of an incident. Since our early involvement in we have used our experience in financial loss assessment to influence the IOPC (International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds) in its interpretation of the manner and scope of the losses suffered such that the current claims manual of the IOPC is largely as a result of the manner in which we presented the. The IOPC Fund gives equal treatment to all claimants and does not prioritise certain claimants. The COPC Fund published a Claims Manual and Guidelines for Claimants in , which provide detailed clarification on the admissibility of environmental damage claims. The manual emphasises that.

The Claims Manual is a practical guide to presenting claims against the IOPC Funds. It briefly describes the Funds’ history and legal background, what types of claims are considered admissible and how to present a claim. The International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds are two intergovernmental organisations (the Fund and the Supplementary Fund) which provide compensation for oil pollution damage resulting from spills of persistent oil from tankers. This Claims Manual is a practical guide to presenting claims against the Fund. It was first adopted by. A new edition of the Fund Claims Manual has been published. This latest edition incorporates the text approved by the governing bodies in April setting out revised assessment criteria for claims for compensation made by employees who have suffered a reduction in wages, been placed on part-time work or been made redundant as a consequence of an incident.