particular average loss:
(1814)

1. Marine underwriting. A loss suffered by and borne alone by particular interests in a maritime venture.  *  Such a loss is usually a partial loss. [1]

particular average:

1. A term used in contradistinction to general average, denoting a loss on vessel, cargo, or freight, to be borne by the owner o the particular subject or interest upon which it happens.  48 Am J1st Slip § 621. 

A term generally regarded as synonymous with “partial loss” when used in a limitation of liability in a marine insurance policy.   29A Am J Rev ed Ins § 1585.
     See free from average unless general; free from particular average. [2]

1. A term used in contrast to “general average,” indicating a loss to a ship’s cargo that is absorbed solely by the owner or owners of the particular cargo that has been destroyed. 

2. A term synonymous with partial loss when used in a marine insurance policy.
     Compare general average contribution. [3]

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