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Insurance Contract Law issues papers


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  • Issues paper 1: Misrepresentation and Non-Disclosure PDF, 1 MB
  • Issues paper 2: Warranties PDF, 587 KB
  • Issues paper 3: Intermediaries and Pre-Contract Information PDF, 340 KB
  • Issues paper 4: Insurable Interest PDF, 420 KB
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  • Issues paper 5: Micro-Businesses summary of responses PDF, 237 KB
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  • Issues paper 7: The Insured's Post-Contract Duty of Good Faith PDF, 440 KB
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  • Issues paper 7: The Insured's Post-Contract Duty of Good Faith summary PDF, 96 KB
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  • Issues paper 8: The Broker's Liability for Premium summary PDF, 48 KB
  • Issues paper 9: The Requirement for a Formal Marine Policy PDF, 283 KB
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  • Issues paper 10: Insurable Interest Issues PDF, 106 KB Updated proposals for reform of the requirement for insurable interest.
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