contract of insurance

It is a contract of insurance and the policy holder does have a part to play by maintaining the vehicle.

It is not intended to form part of an offer relative to the contract of insurance.

Subrogation by contract most commonly arises in contracts of insurance.

Under these circumstances, there is no contract of insurance between the insurer and the customer taking out the warranty.

The consideration paid for a contract of insurance, often paid monthly, quarterly or annually.

It is not necessary for a contract of insurance to be concluded for an introductory service to be performed.

Contracts which are commonly considered to be of such a nature include contracts of insurance and family agreements.

The exemption also covers work preparatory to the conclusion of a contract of insurance or reinsurance.

Indeed, a warranty if not strictly complied with will automatically discharge the insurer from further liability under the contract of insurance.

Some funeral plans are written under contracts of insurance, so that on death a life insurance policy pays out the cost of the funeral.

Subscriptions to motoring organisations usually include an element for assistance in the event of a breakdown provided under a contract of insurance.

To be acting in an intermediary capacity a business will be acting somewhere in the chain of supply of a contract of insurance.

It is a contract of insurance, it's not an open-ended situation, and, yes, I think that people probably do get carried away with the euphoria of buying the vehicle.

Some premiums received under contracts of insurance are liable to Insurance Premium Tax (IPT).

It is often, but not always, the case that the intermediary who arranged the original contract of insurance will perform these services and also handle any claims that may arise.

Romford's insurers paid the father's claim and then sued his son, the negligent lorry driver, to recover what they had paid out under the contract of insurance.

Agreements that meet the statutory definition of service contracts, but are sold and regulated under state law as contracts of insurance, do not come under the Act's provisions.

The classic example is a contract of insurance, whereby the insurer makes a promise of reimbursement in the case of loss (as, for example, by flood or fire).

In addition, section 48 of the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 (Cth) allows third-party beneficiaries to enforce contracts of insurance.

This concession does not apply where a contract of insurance is liable to the higher rate of insurance premium tax and provides for premiums to be paid on a monthly basis.

The Society chose the clasped hands, depicting the hand of the company and the hand of the policy holder shaking, symbolizing the agreement by both parties to the contract of insurance.

Generally speaking, assisting in the administration and performance of contracts of insurance is seen as covering the services that insurance intermediaries perform in connection with the day-to-day administration of policies.

Moreover, we wish to ensure that the consumer who makes a bank transfer or concludes a contract of insurance face to face and not by remote methods is not at any time less protected.

Its contingent liability under contracts of insurance is guaranteed by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, with the statutory maximum liability currently standing at $40 billion.

Because contracts of insurance have many features in common with wagers, insurance contracts are often distinguished under law as agreements in which either party has an interest in the "bet-upon" outcome beyond the specific financial terms.