Principles and Cases of Insurance Law

Author: Lin Baoqing
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book aims to explore and discuss the legal principles or rules that should be followed in the legal regulation and application within the field of commercial insurance transactions, with the expectation of promoting the research, improvement, and refinement of the legal regulation of the current insurance law, enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of the creation and application of insurance law. The book analyzes the provisions of insurance law based on the principles of insurance law legislation, supplemented by the analysis and evaluation of typical cases. The book consists of fifteen chapters, including the principle of insurable interest, the principle of utmost good faith, the principle of proximate cause, the principle of indemnity, the principle of subrogation, the principle of loss distribution, the principle of personal contract, the principle of prudent underwriting, the principle of guarantee repayment, the principle of public order and good morals, the principle of freedom of contract, the principle of fair trade, the principle of good faith in contract, and the principle of interpretation of insurance contracts, etc. This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students in finance, insurance, and law, insurance practitioners, legal professionals, and consumers of insurance products, among others.