Article R172-1 of the French Insurance Code
Proof of the insurance contract must be in writing.
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Proof of the insurance contract must be in writing.
Before the policy or endorsement is issued, proof of the parties’ commitment may be established by any means, in particular by insurance decree or cover note.
The insurance policy is dated the day it is issued. It indicates : – the place of subscription ; – the names and domiciles of the contracting parties, with an indication, where applicable, that the party taking out the insurance is acting on behalf of a third party; – the object or interest insured – the risks insured or excluded; – the time and place of these risks – the…
Shipments of goods made on behalf of third parties may be covered by insurance policies taken out by professionals or transport auxiliaries, insofar as they are responsible for their transport, and operating by declaration of supply.
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