Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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Valid Contract

A

offer and acceptance + consideration

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2
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Unconditional and Conditional Acceptance

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Conditional - meaning new terms are including into the offer

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3
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Postal Acceptance

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Acceptance is complete at the point of postage - even if it is lost.

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4
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Consideration

A

right, interest or profit benefiting one party e.g. payment

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5
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Policy Renewal

A

Should be offered in good time. FCA have changed the rules around disclosing premium and encouraging customers to check their payments and consider if there are cheaper alternatives.

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6
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Insurers Rights

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They have a right to cancel a policy if they give notice and if the insured has acted inappropriately. Premium must be returned pro rata

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7
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Policyholder’s rights

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They can cancel if bought on the phone or online or with 30 days notice of the policy starting

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8
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Fulfilment

A

If the car was to burn down and not exist anymore

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9
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Voidable contracts

A

The insured is in breach of a policy condition

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10
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Breach of Warranty

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Departure from exact requirements warrants a breach. Change of legislation means that if there is a breach of warranty the policy can be put on hold till this is rectified and then reinstated. Rather than cancelled.

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11
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Fraudulent Acts

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The insurer does not have to pay the claim, can cancel the policy and recover any amount already paid for the claims.

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12
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Agency by Necessity

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A person is entrusted with someone else’s goods and it becomes necessary to act in a certain way in order to preserve the property in an emergency

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13
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Agency by Ratification

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Where an agent acts without authority, but the principle accepts he act as have being done on their behalf.

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14
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Agent of the insured

A

Giving advise on cover or how to make a claim

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15
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Agent of insurer

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Authorised to handle proposal forms, surveys, collect premiums or pay claims

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16
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Duties of an Agent

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Obedience, Personal performance, Due care and skill, Good Faith, Accountability

17
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Duties of a principle

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Remuneration, indemnity against all losses or expenses when acting on behalf of the principle

18
Q

Actual Authority

A

Usually stated within the TOBA

19
Q

Apparent Authority

A

If an agent has not been appointed then there is not a binding contract with the principal.

20
Q

TOBA

A

Terms of business agreement - should be clear succinct, reflect the business relationship, define roles and responsibilities and ensure compliance.