In marine cargo insurance, a partial loss deliberately caused by sacrificing part of the cargo or incurring extraordinary expenditure to preserve the vessel and cargo from a common maritime danger is classified as a Particular Average loss, which is borne solely by the owner of that specific cargo.
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The statement is False. A voluntary sacrifice of cargo for the common safety of the vessel and cargo during a peril is a General Average loss, which requires proportional contributions from all cargo and ship owners, unlike a Particular Average loss which is accidental and borne solely by the specific owner.
The correct evaluation is False because marine insurance rules state that voluntary losses incurred to save the vessel and all cargo are General Average losses subject to joint contribution, whereas Particular Average losses are non-voluntary, accidental partial losses borne only by the individual cargo owner.
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Classification of Marine Insurance Losses (General Average vs. Particular Average)