Book II: Compulsory insurance

The insurance contracts mentioned in article R. 220-7 must, where the guarantees and conditions they define do not exceed those provided for in articles R. 220-1 to R. 220-6, include the clauses annexed to this article.

Clauses to be included in insurance contracts taken out in application of article L. 220-1 of the French Insurance Code instituting compulsory insurance for operators of funicular or cog railways, cable cars or other ski-lift equipment . Art. 1. Purpose of the contract. -By this contract and subject to the exclusions provided for in Article 4, the insured is covered against the pecuniary consequences of the civil liability which it…

The supporting document provided for in article R. 220-8 must bear the words “Certificate of insurance(art. L. 220-1 of the Insurance Code)” at the top right-hand corner. This document must also include: -the name, address and stamp of the insurance company that issued it; -the number of the insurance policy; -the name or business name and address of the operator covered by the insurance; the geographical designation by which the…

When the first premium is paid, the insurer must provide the policyholder with the insurance certificate provided for in article L. 223-13 of the new French Rural and Maritime Fishing Code for the period ending on the following 30 June. If the contract is for a period of more than one year or if it is tacitly renewable, the insurer must send the insured each year, either at the insured’s…

From 1st July 1976, the insurance certificate provided for in article L. 223-13 of the new Rural and Maritime Fishing Code must conform to the model annexed to this article.

(Name and registered office of the company and compulsory information) Certificate of hunting liability insurance The insurance company named above…… hereby certifies that M……, residing at….., is insured by it for the period from…… to 30 June…… under insurance policy no. …… taken out by……. This policy covers, under the minimum conditions set out in article L. 223-13 of the new French Rural and Maritime Fishing Code, the civil liability…

When a non-resident foreigner applies for a hunting licence, the period of validity of the insurance certificate provided for in article L. 223-13 of the new Rural and Maritime Fishing Code may not exceed forty-eight hours. The insurer must provide the non-resident foreign national with a temporary insurance certificate in accordance with the model attached to this article.