Chapter 2 – Insurance Contract

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1. For which insurance is the term legally limited to a maximum of one year?

  • Standard risks fire insurance.
  • Hospitalisation insurance.
  • Work disability insurance (guaranteed income).
  • Life insurance.
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2. What is a correct description of the policyholder? The person who..

  • ... has an interest in the occurrence of the risk.
  • ... concludes the insurance policy with the insurer.
  • ... is entitled to the benefit.
  • ... pays the premium.

3. A policyholder takes out three fire insurance policies for the same building with three different insurers in order to be compensated three times. What are the consequences?

  • The insurers may claim the insurance policies are null and void and retain any premiums already paid.
  • Only the insurer of the first insurance policy taken out will have to pay the compensation; the other insurers may claim that their respective insurance policies are null and void.
  • Each of the insurers will have to pay a portion of the compensation, but not more than the building's rebuild value.
  • The insurance policies may be terminated by the respective insurers and any premiums paid will be deducted from the amount of the compensation as a penalty.

4. What is the limitation period for any legal action resulting from the injured person’s direct right of action against the liability insurer?

  • 20 years.
  • 3 years.
  • 5 years.
  • 10 years.

5. The mandatory nature of part 4 of the Law of 4 April 2014 implies that the provisions relating to non-marine insurance policies must be complied with...

  • ... unless the law provides for the possibility of derogating from them via specific agreements.
  • ... except when requested by the policyholder, where the policyholder benefits from it.
  • ... unless derogations from them are possible via another law.
  • ... without the possibility of setting them aside.

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