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INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA FOR INSURANCE LAW 
Edited by Prof. Dr. Herman Cousy
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Table of contents
List of abbreviations
Preface
General Introduction
§1. General background information
I. Political system
II. Commerce and industry
III. Financial institutions
IV. Currency legislation and monetary regulations
V. Insurance business, general organization and special features
§2. Historical background of insurance and insurance legislation
§3. Sources of insurance law
I. Legislation
II. Governmental regulations
III. Regulation by governmental agencies
IV. Private International Law
V. Jurisdiction
§4. Dispute settlement and arbitration
§5. Consumer protection (in general, and with regard to insurance)
§6. Compulsory insurance1
Selected bibliography
Part 1. The Insurance Company
Chapter 1. The insurance company: its form
§1. Mutual insurance, premium insurance, other
§2. Public or private nature
§3. Factual data
Chapter 2. Access to business
Authorization: requirements and procedures
Chapter 3. Supervision
§1. Solvency control
§2. Supervision of tariffs and insurance conditions (if applicable)
Chapter 4. Technical reserves and investments
Chapter 5. Accountancy
Chapter 6. Taxation of the company
Part II. The Insurance Contract - General
Chapter 1. Generalities (Characteristics, interpretation, categories, general principles)
Chapter 2. Insurable risk
Generalities on the definition and limits of insurable risks; concepts such as 'insurable interest', etc.
Chapter 3. Formation of the insurance contract
Pre-contractual phase, actual formation of the contract, validity requirements, proof of the contract; insurance policies
Chapter 4. Obligations of the insured
§1. Description of risk
§2. Payment of premium
§3. Obligations in the case of insured event
Chapter 5. Obligations of the insurer
§1. Non life insurance
I. Over - and under - insurance
II. Subrogation
III. Multiple insurance
§2. Life insurance
Chapter 6. Insurance and third parties
Third party beneficiary clauses, direct action, etc.
Chapter 7. Termination of the insurance contract
End of term, disappearance of the risk, canceling of the contract statute of limitations, etc.
Part III. Property and Liability Insurance
In this part a description is given of the special rules - whatever their nature: legal, customary, contractual, model forms, case law etc. - which govern the branches of insurance mentioned below
Chapter 1. Fire insurance
Chapter 2. Loss of benefits insurance
Chapter 3. Transport insurance
Chapter 4. Liability insurance (professional liability, product liability, environmental insurance private life liability insurance, etc.)
Chapter 5. Motor vehicle insurance (pro memoria)
Chapter 6. Legal aid insurance
Chapter 7. Aviation and space insurance
Chapter 8. Theft and embezzlement insurance
Chapter 9. Agricultural insurance, hail insurance, livestock insurance
Chapter 10. Catastrophe insurance
§1. General
§2. Nuclear risks
§3. Natural catastrophes
Chapter 11. Credit and caution insurance
Chapter 12. Technical insurance
Chapter 13. Miscellaneous insurance
Part IV. Motor Vehicle Insurance
Because of the possibly large amount of statutory and case law concerning this subject matter, it can be treated as a separate part.
Part V. Insurance of the Person
Chapter 1. Workmen's compensation and occupational disease
Chapter 2. Bodily injuries
Chapter 3. Private health insurance
Chapter 4. Life insurance
§1. Individual life insurance
§2. Group life insurance
Chapter 5. Pension funds
Part VI. Private Insurance - Social Security
Part VII. Insurance Intermediaries
Chapter 1. Law of establishment and supervision
Chapter 2. Insurance intermediaries and the insurance contract
Part VIII. Reinsurance, Co-insurance, Pooling
Part IX. Taxation of Insurance
Part X. Risk Management and Prevention
Index
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1 In the field of private insurance. 'Social insurance' is dealt with in Part Vl.
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