The extent of the legislator's interference in the content of the insurance agreement. The Algerian insurance policy as a reference
In this intervention, we address the various aspects of legislative interference in the content of the insurance agreement, as a fertile model for the switch of the agreement from freedom of negotiation to compliance and modeling, which led to the need for legislative intervention in the different p...
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Tamanrasset University Center
2021
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Sumario: | In this intervention, we address the various aspects of legislative interference in the content of the insurance agreement, as a fertile model for the switch of the agreement from freedom of negotiation to compliance and modeling, which led to the need for legislative intervention in the different phases of the agreement, in order to protect the weak insured, as well as the attempts of the legislator to preserve general economic and social order, considering the significant role that insurance plays economically (achieving development) and socially ( prompt and effective compensation). We will further explain the aspects of legislative intervention under the Insurance Law No. 95-07, and the extent to which the simple insured’s signature on the agreement is an evidence against him, despite his inability to negotiate and comprehend the content of the conditions. |
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