Mandatory Auto Liability Insurance Law

Author: Jiang Chaoguo (Taiwan)
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: When we jointly condemn the plight of innocent people caused by war, our hearts are filled with sorrow; when we fear the immense disaster of air crashes, our hearts are filled with sudden terror. But when more than seven people in Taiwan die daily in car accidents, can the concern and fear we show be equated with war, air crashes, or other disasters? While all parties are paying great attention to traffic accidents, we finally passed the Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance Law at the end of 1997, yet there were no relevant books available. This book is a crystallized masterpiece completed by Professor Jiang, based on humanistic care and academic research, explaining the provisions of the law and interpreting its implementation. The greatest feature of this book lies in its discussion of each article in order, using examples to help readers develop a sense of the problem and understand the potential issues and actual situations that may arise from the practical application of each article. Through theoretical frameworks, readers are guided to establish a basic understanding of the concepts involved in the provisions. Finally, the book explains the examples and presents the author's insights and legislative recommendations for related provisions. In terms of content, the author not only cites relevant theories to explain legal provisions and practical operations but also collects legislative examples and related regulations, making the book suitable for both academic research and reference by practitioners. Additionally, the examples and explanations of each article in the book can serve as direct references for you or your loved ones when encountering related issues.