Policies and perceptions of insurance : an introduction to insurance law
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Policies and perceptions of insurance : an introduction to insurance law
（Clarendon law series）
Clarendon Press, 1997
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [321]-322) and index
Description and Table of Contents
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: hb ISBN 9780198763406
Description
This text provides a succinct statement of insurance law. It states in outline the law as it is, and then goes on to explore both the expectations and position of the insured and those of the insurer, and provokes reflection on the usefulness of insurance and insurance law as it is now understood. It is intended for third and fourth year undergraduate students as a supplementary text and should be suitable as text for dedicated insurance law courses.
Table of Contents
1: The Insured. 2: The Insurer. 3: Agents. 4: Contracting. 5: Cover. 6: Claims: Taking the Drama out of the Crisis. 7: Insurance and Society. 8: Insurance and Law. 9: The Sequel: Perceptions of the Past and of the Future
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: pb ISBN 9780198763413
Description
Policies and Perceptions of Insurance offers an introduction to insurance contract law in the United Kingdom today. Malcolm Clarke provides students with a clear outline of insurance law, while alerting them to the social and theoretical issues arising out of the law and practice of insurance. The framework for discussion is the tracing of the life of an insurance contract from purchase to claim, which is used to summarize settled and satisfactory legal rules, but also highlight more controversial matters and invite reflection on the objectives of insurance law and whether these objectives have been achieved.
Table of Contents
- 1. The Insured
- 2. The Insurer
- 3. Agents
- 4. Contracting
- 5. Cover
- 6. Claims: Taking the Drama out of the Crisis
- 7. Insurance and Society
- 8. Insurance and Law
- 9. The Sequel: Perceptions of the Past and of the Future
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