insurance Flashcards

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reg of insurance

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financial serves and markets act 2000 to ensure that insuranc ecompanies remain solvent
third partie at 2010 provides those with claims against an insolvent insured with a direct debit
financial sercices and markets act 2000 provides fund contributed by all

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Scottish ambulance v northern assurance company

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def od insurance it is a contract by which the insurer undertakes consideration of the payment of an estimated equivalent beforehand to make assured the loss he may sustain by the occurance of an uncertain contingency

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the medical defence union v department of trade

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def of insurance

contract of insurance hads 3 elements present
1. contract provide that the assured will become entitled to something on the occurance of some event
2. event must be one that involves the uncertain
3, the assured must have assurable interest in the subject matter of the contact
THE RIGHT BENEFIT MUST BE CERTAIN ENTITLESD TO SOMETHING BASED ON UNCERTAINTY LIFE POLICY TO COVER FINACIAL LOSS

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constitution of an insurance contract

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does nto need to be in writing unless marine insurance ac 1906

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insurable interest

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the insured have insurabke interest in the subject matter of the insurance

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feasay v sun life assurance co of cannada

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the law of insurable interest. owners of a stam ship had liability to members of bodily injury. taken out the risk. dod not want to pay out. is there insurable interest HELD OBlIGATIPN AGREED IN COMMERCIAL TERMS

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LIFE ASSURANC ACT S.1

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SHALL BE NULL AND OID TO ALL INTENTS AND PURPOSES IF THEY ARE NOT MADE FOR THERE TRUE INTENT
also imposes strict limits on those who can insure others
necessary to prove that the insured would not suffer direct financial loss in the event of death of the insured and the recovery would not exceeed the PECUNIARY INTEREST in the continuation of the life

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other important stat for insurance

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married womand policies of assurance s.1 1880

marine insurance s.5

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macaura v northern assurance vo ltd

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timber went up in flames no insurable interest NO CLAIM. lease companies assets individual owned all of company relationship needed to be in name of company not name of individual asets

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cowan v jeffry associates

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property owned by individuals damamged by fire individual stake holder party should have been insurance holder thus NO INSURABLE INTEREST

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godsall v boldero

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in the indemnity insurance the insurable interest must exist at the time of loss
there is some doubt as to whether an insurable interest must also exist at the time the contract is entere intobut seems probably likely

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dalby v india and London life

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life assurance the reuirement fro insurable interest is that it must exist at the time when the contract of insurance was made and not continue to exist at the time of the loss

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indemnity principal def

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the insured must prove not only the occurance of the insured peril bit that he has suffered in consequence a pecurniary loss over and above any excess
the sum insured rep the figure the insured can recover

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chapman v pol

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you must not run away with the notion that a policy of insurance enetiles a man to reciver acooirding to the amount rep and insured. HE CAN ONLY RECOVER THE REAL AND ACTUAL VALUE OF THE GOODS

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Over insurance

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will do the policyholder no good where the insured item is partially damaged the insurer will only be required to pay for the cost of repair where reoairs are not carried out the standard measure of indemnity is value of second hand value of object in its pre damaged condition replacement as new will cost more

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can insured make double recovery

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no only one. UNLESS the insurance contract will have rateable contribution clause