Colinvaux and Merkin's Insurance Contract Law

This major new work is a complete rewriting of the long-established and authoritative text Colinvaux's Law of Insurance, combined with Professor Merkin's own highly regarded work Insurance Contract Law. This is a three volume looseleaf work which provides a detailed discussion of the law of insurance, with a focus on modern developments in the law and in the market. It covers the general principles relating to all forms of insurance, and contains detailed analysis of marine and non-marine risks. Key contents: * The definition of insurance, formation of the policy, utmost good faith * Policy terms, interpretation, conditions and warranties, coverage of specific forms of policy * Losses and claims, fraudulent claims, calculation of loss * Assignment, intermediaries, conflict of laws, regulation of insurance companies and Lloyd's * Comprehensive tables of cases, statutes, statutory instruments and index * Subscribers will also receive Insurance and Reinsurance Law Briefing. The Briefing, issued monthly, contains articles and news covering topical issues

Principles of insurance law. The Contract of Insurance. Losses and Claims. General matters e.g. Property in policies, Intermediaries, Protection of third parties, Conflict of laws, Insurers: regulation and insolvency.