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Example Claim Form
            PART 2 Section B
            Property Damage
     Section B






                 Completing a claim for property damage





                 This section of the claim form refers to claims   For further information relating to the
                 for property damage only. For other types   types of claims which are admissible for
                 of claims, please consider the alternative   compensation, please refer to the Claims
                 sections of the claim form.                Manual (available via the Publications
                                                            section of the IOPC Funds' website,
                 You must respond as fully and accurately as
                 possible to avoid delays in processing your   www.iopcfunds.org) and the checklist below.
                 request. If there is not enough space for your   Checklist
                 answer, please use extra pages clearly marking   Information required relating to claims for
                 them to show to which question they relate.
                                                            property damage:
       20        You must provide documents or other        ●   Extent of pollution damage to property and
                 evidence in support of your claim. If a survey   an explanation of how the damage occurred
                 is undertaken of the damaged property,
                 please provide a copy of the survey report.   ●   Description and photographs of items
                 Please provide details of all taxes/levies paid,   destroyed, damaged or needing cleaning,
                 including the amounts paid and the recipient.  repair or replacement (for example boats,
                                                             fishing gear, roads, clothing), including their
                 It is imperative that any property damaged   location. Where available, photographs of the
                 beyond repair is retained until an expert   property prior to oiling should be provided
                 appointed by the shipowner’s insurer/1992 Fund   to allow a clear understanding of the work
                 has examined the property and/or has expressly   necessary to reinstate the item to the
                 agreed to the disposal of the property.
                                                             condition prior to the oiling
                 Scope of compensation                      ●   Original purchase price of damaged
                 Compensation is payable for the reasonable   equipment with receipt/invoice
                 costs of:
                                                            ●   Cost of repair work, cleaning or replacement
                 ●   Cleaning, repairing or replacing property   of items, with a breakdown to show
                  contaminated by oil, e.g. hulls of vessels,   individual labour costs, purchases, etc
                  fishing gear, and mariculture facilities;
                                                            ●   Invoice of costs incurred
                 ●   Cleaning intakes, machinery and equipment
                                                            ●   Age of damaged items replaced
                  of industrial installations that abstract
                  seawater, which have been contaminated    ●   Information on normal repair and
                  by oil, e.g. power stations and desalination   maintenance schedules where relevant
                  plants, fish farms, etc.;                 ●   Please declare whether you have received
                 ●   Damage to facilities and infrastructures, e.g.   extra income as a result of the incident
                  roads, piers and embankments resulting from   For further information please refer to
                  clean-up operations.                      section 3.2 in the Claims Manual.
                 Account is taken of the condition of the
                 property prior to the incident, any betterment
                 resulting from repairs and normal repair
                 schedules.
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