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The 'No Cure No Pay' option should be exercised when the prospects of salvage operations are not certain, and consequently, the total cost of salvage including remuneration is usually higher that will be incurred in case of salve on any other basis, such as 'Daily Hire' basis, 'Fixed Price Contract', 'Lump Sum Basis' and other variations.... GA is based on the concept of equity and the underlying logic is based on shared risk....
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