Birds' Modern Insurance Law by Professor John Birds
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Birds' Modern Insurance Law
Summary
Modern Insurance Law provides an analysis of the increasingly complex legal rules affecting contracts of insurance the author aiming throughout to offer a concise explanation of the fundamental principles of insurance law in a straightforward and accessible manner.
Birds' Modern Insurance Law Summary
Table of Contents
Introduction: the nature and definition of Insurance and Insurance Law; The Regulation of Insurance; Insurable Interest; Formalities and Formation of the Insurance Contract; Repudiations of Policies and Liability; Utmost Good Faith fraud, non-disclosure and misrepresentation; Warranties and Conditions; Premiums; Assignment; Intermediaries; Construction and Causation: risks covered and risks excepted; Claims under the Policy; Payment under the Policy the measurement of loss; Reinstatement; Subrogation; Contribution and Double Insurance; Life Insurance; Liability Insurance; Motor Vehicle Insurance; Employers Liability and Other Compulsory Insurances
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GOR002653199
9780421960503
0421960507
Birds' Modern Insurance Law by Professor John Birds
Used - Well Read
Paperback
Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
2007-06-20
485
N/A
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