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Article L421-10-1 of the French Insurance Code

I.-The contribution made by insurance undertakings to finance the intervention of the guarantee fund in the event of the withdrawal of authorisation of an insurance undertaking covering, in the territory of the French Republic, risks covered by compulsory insurance pursuant to article L. 242-1 is calculated in accordance with the procedures laid down by order of the Minister responsible for the economy. This contribution comprises two parts: 1° A first…

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Article L421-10-2 of the French Insurance Code

Declarations made by insurance undertakings to the guarantee fund indicating the items to be taken into account for the assessment of the contributions referred to in articles L. 421-10 and L. 421-10-1 must comply with the items and information contained in the financial statements of the undertakings and certified by one or more persons authorised to carry out statutory audits of their annual or consolidated accounts. The guarantee fund may…

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Article L421-10-3 of the French Insurance Code

Where an insurance or reinsurance undertaking operating in the territory of the French Republic fails to comply with the rules imposed on it by virtue of this section, the guarantee fund shall inform the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution. The latter shall carry out its supervision and, if necessary, implement sanction procedures, in accordance with the conditions set out in Article L. 363-4 and Chapter II of Title…

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Article L421-11 of the French Insurance Code

The guarantee fund is responsible for compensating the victims of accidents caused by vehicles whose use requires compulsory third party liability insurance and which are normally based in mainland France or Monaco when these accidents occur on the territory of a State referred to in article L. 211-4 with the exception of France and Monaco. Assistance from the guarantee fund is subject to the following conditions: The person responsible for…

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Article L421-12 of the French Insurance Code

The guarantee fund is also responsible for compensating victims when the accident caused by a vehicle referred to in article L. 421-11 occurs during a journey directly linking two territories where the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community is applicable. In such cases, the guarantee fund’s involvement is subject to the conditions set out in article L. 421-11 and to the following conditions: -There must be no national insurance office…

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Article L421-14 of the French Insurance Code

A decree of the Conseil d’Etat shall lay down the conditions for the application of this section, in particular the procedures for establishing that the conditions for the intervention of the guarantee fund have been met, the procedures for the payment of compensation to victims via the national insurance bureaux, and the procedures for the exercise by the guarantee fund of the right of subrogation provided for in article L….

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Article L421-15 of the French Insurance Code

All insurance undertakings covering civil liability risks arising from the use of land motor vehicles in the territory of the French Republic must be members of the competent national insurance bureau in the territory of the French Republic.

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Article L421-17 of the French Insurance Code

I.-Any person who owns a property that has suffered damage since 1st September 1998 as a result of current or past mining activity while it was occupied as their main residence shall be compensated for this damage by the guarantee fund. However, when the property has been acquired by transfer and a clause exonerating the mining operator from liability has been validly included in the transfer contract, only the damage…

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