Article L121-2
The insurer is liable for loss or damage caused by persons for whom the insured is civilly liable under article 1242 of the Civil Code, regardless of the nature and seriousness of the fault of those p…
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The insurer is liable for loss or damage caused by persons for whom the insured is civilly liable under article 1242 of the Civil Code, regardless of the nature and seriousness of the fault of those p…
The insurance is void if, at the time of the contract, the insured object has already perished or can no longer be exposed to the risks.The premiums paid must be returned to the insured, after deducti…
Where the damage covered by an insurance contract is the result of a forest fire, the insurer may, if it is established that the insured has not complied with the obligations arising from articles L13…
In liability insurance, the insurer is only liable if, as a result of the event covered by the policy, an out-of-court or legal claim is made against the insured by the injured third party.
The Insurer shall not be liable for any waste, diminution or loss suffered by the insured item as a result of its own defect, unless otherwise agreed.
Any clause in insurance contracts which makes the payment of compensation for damage caused by a natural disaster within the meaning of article L. 125-1 to a built property conditional upon its recons…
Except in the case referred to in article L. 121-16, compensation paid in respect of damage caused to an existing building must be used for the actual restoration of that building or the land on which…
Insurance contracts covering fire damage or any other damage to property located in France, as well as damage to the bodies of motorised land vehicles, entitle the insured party to cover against the e…
Property insurance is an indemnity contract; the indemnity payable by the insurer to the insured may not exceed the value of the insured item at the time of the loss.It may be stipulated that the insu…
Any person with an interest in the preservation of a thing may insure it. Any direct or indirect interest in the non-occurrence of a risk may be insured.
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