Article L172-28
Any policyholder who has made an inaccurate claim declaration in bad faith shall forfeit the benefit of the insurance.
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Any policyholder who has made an inaccurate claim declaration in bad faith shall forfeit the benefit of the insurance.
…request an additional premium from the insured after each event as part of a reconstitution of cover.
…authorisation, receivership or compulsory liquidation of the insurer, the insured has the same rights.
The insurer does not cover loss or damage if the boat undertakes the trip in a condition that makes it unseaworthy or insufficiently armed or equipped. Similarly, it does not cover loss or damage resu…
…re acquired by the insurer, without necessarily transferring ownership of the wreckage to the insurer.
The insurer cannot be obliged to repair or replace the insured items.
The contribution to general average, whether provisional or definitive, and the costs of assistance and salvage shall be reimbursed by the insurer in proportion to the value insured by him, less, wher…
…amount of its payment, all the rights of the insured arising from the damage which gave rise to cover.
If the same risk has been covered by several insurers under the same insurance contract, each shall be liable, without solidarity with the others, only to the extent of the sum insured by it, which co…
The insured must contribute to the rescue of the insured objects and take all measures to protect his rights against the third parties responsible.He shall be liable to the insurer for any loss or dam…
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