Principles of European Insurance Contract Law:Article 15:101 Direct Claims and Defences

Principles of European Insurance Contract Law

Article 15:101 Direct Claims and Defences

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(1)

To the extent that the policyholder or the insured, as the case may be, is liable, the victim shall be entitled to a direct claim for compensation against the insurer under the insurance contract provided that

(a)

the insurance is compulsory, or

(b)

the policyholder or insured is insolvent, or

(c)

the policyholder or insured has been liquidated or wound up, or

(d)

the victim has suffered personal injury, or

(e)

the law governing the liability provides for a direct claim.

(2)

As against the victim, the insurer may raise defences available under the insurance contract unless prohibited by specific provisions making the insurance compulsory. However, the insurer is not entitled to raise any defence based upon the conduct of the policyholder and/or the insured after the loss.

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