Insurance interest research

Author: Wang Ping
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The research object of this book is one of the core issues in insurance law research—insurance interest theory. Insurance interest is a fundamental principle in insurance law, as well as a requirement for the validity of insurance contracts and the insurance subject. It is closely related to the establishment of the insurance contract law system and the judgment of specific insurance contracts. As a central concept in insurance contract law, it involves a series of insurance contract law institutional designs, such as the types of insurance contracts, their validity, insurance value, excess insurance, double insurance, and the insurer's right of subrogation. Due to the significant role of the insurance interest theory in insurance law, this book starts from this topic to comprehensively explore issues such as the definition of insurance interest, its criteria for determination, requirements, the timing of its existence, insurance interest as a requirement for the validity of insurance contracts, insurance interest as the insurance subject, and exceptions to insurance interest. Through the analysis of these issues, the book clarifies and establishes a complete system of insurance contract law, aligning it with the private rights system of civil and commercial law. Currently, there are very few specialized books on specific topics in insurance law. This book takes a small theme as its entry point, covers the entire private law of insurance, and incorporates numerous case analyses. It is suitable for a broad audience, including civil and commercial law scholars, judicial practice departments, insurance industry professionals, and university students. It can also be used as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate law students.