Interstate Commerce Commission Endorsement

Definition of "Interstate commerce commission endorsement"

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Certificate of insurance required by law under the auspices of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The endorsement is attached to all inland marine policies issued to interstate motor carriers. The insurance company covers all damage or destruction on an all risks basis to property being transported.

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