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Showing 1701–1710 of 46860 articles for “Art. 80 bis II”
In accordance with Article L. 121-7, the insurer is not liable for loss of or damage to the insured item caused by inherent vice; however, it guarantees fire damage resulting from inherent vice, unles…
Where the damage covered by an insurance contract is the result of a forest fire, the insurer may, if it is established that the insured has not complied with the obligations arising from articles L13…
Insurance contracts covering fire damage or any other damage to property located in France, as well as damage to the bodies of motorised land vehicles, entitle the insured party to cover against the e…
The fire insurer is liable for all damage caused by conflagration, flashover or simple combustion. However, it is not liable, unless otherwise agreed, for damage caused solely by the action of heat or…
The insurer shall only be liable for material damage resulting directly from the fire or the outbreak of fire, unless otherwise agreed.If the expert assessment is not completed within three months of…
Insurance undertakings must include in the contracts mentioned in article L. 126-2 a clause extending their cover to the losses mentioned in that article.
The insurer may provide for a reduction in the premium or contribution under the insurance policy covering fire damage where it is established that the obligations set out in articles…
Unless otherwise agreed, the insurance does not cover fires directly caused by volcanic eruptions, earthquakes or other disasters.
Damage to property caused by rescue and salvage operations to the objects covered by the insurance is treated in the same way as direct property damage.
Insurance contracts covering fire damage to property located on national territory and damage to the bodies of land motor vehicles entitle the insured party to cover for direct material damage caused…
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