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Article R421-63 of the French Insurance Code

The provisions of Articles R. 421-58 to R. 421-62 come into force in the Territory of Wallis and Futuna on the first day of the calendar quarter following the date on which compulsory motor third party liability insurance comes into force in the Territory.

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Article R*421-64 of the French Insurance Code

For the application of Articles L. 421-11 and L. 421-12, the guarantee fund reimburses the French central bureau for the sums paid by this body in connection with the compensation of accident victims or their dependants by a foreign national bureau of insurance under the conditions laid down by agreement between the national bureaux of insurance. The terms and conditions of this reimbursement are set out in articles R. 421-65…

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Article R421-65 of the French Insurance Code

The French central office must inform the guarantee fund either that there is no insurance guarantee or, if there is one, of the reasons why this guarantee is refused in whole or in part. The French central office shall forward to the guarantee fund information relating to the identification of the perpetrator, the liability and the damage suffered by the victims and in particular : a) The date and place…

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Article R421-66 of the French Insurance Code

The French Central Bureau must justify to the Guarantee Fund the payment made to the foreign National Bureau of Insurance by sending to the Guarantee Fund the receipt signed by the victim(s) or their dependants or any document in lieu thereof, together with a certified statement of the expenses actually incurred in connection with the accident.

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Article R421-68 of the French Insurance Code

When an insurance contract has been taken out to cover the pecuniary consequences of civil liability arising from the use of the vehicle which caused the accident and if the insurer invokes an exception to refuse its cover or reduce its scope, the guarantee fund must meet the obligation to reimburse provided for in article R. 421-64. In the case provided for in the previous paragraph, the insurer must declare…

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Article R421-69 of the French Insurance Code

The guarantee fund shall reimburse the French central office, on behalf of the French State, the sums owed by the latter for accidents for which it is liable in the countries mentioned in the first paragraph of article L. 211-4. An agreement entered into by the State with the guarantee fund and the French central office, and approved by order of the Minister for the Economy and Finance, sets out…

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Article R421-71 of the French Insurance Code

When a claim is referred to it in its capacity as a compensation body within the meaning of Article L. 424-1, the Fonds de garantie des assurances obligatoires de dommages shall immediately inform : a) The insurance undertaking of the vehicle whose use caused the accident or its claims representative ; b) The compensation body in the Member State of establishment of the insurance undertaking which took out the contract;…

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Article R421-72 of the French Insurance Code

The financing of the actions mentioned in the first paragraph of V of article L. 421-1 is decided by the board of directors of the guarantee fund, up to an annual ceiling of five million euros. In application of the second paragraph of section V of article L. 421-1, the guarantee fund may carry out any awareness-raising or information campaign directly with the owner of a vehicle likely to be…

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