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Article L175-7 of the French Insurance Code

Where the insured value of the aircraft is an agreed value, the parties mutually forbid each other any other estimate, unless the insurer establishes that there has been fraud on the part of the insured or his agent. In this case, the insurance of the insured object is null and void, and the premium remains the property of the insurer.

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Article L175-9 of the French Insurance Code

In property insurance, cumulative insurances taken out without fraud for a total sum exceeding the value of the insured item are valid only if the insured brings them to the attention of the insurer from whom he requests settlement. Each of them produces its effects within the limits of the guarantees of the contract and up to the full value of the insured item. In liability insurance, when the cumulative…

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Article L175-11 of the French Insurance Code

The injured third party has a direct right of action against the insurer covering the civil liability of the person liable. The insurer may not pay to a party other than the injured party all or part of the sum owed by the latter, until the latter has been reimbursed, up to the amount of the said sum, for the pecuniary consequences of the event which gave rise to the…

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Article L175-12 of the French Insurance Code

The insurer who takes over the management of a lawsuit brought against the insured is also deemed to waive all defences of which it was aware when it took over the management of the lawsuit. The insured shall not be subject to any forfeiture or other sanction as a result of his interference in the management of the lawsuit if it was in his interest to do so.

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Article L175-14 of the French Insurance Code

When the contract is concluded, the insured must accurately declare all the circumstances known to him which are such as to enable the insurer to assess the risk he is assuming. Any omission or misrepresentation in bad faith on the part of the insured which is such as to significantly reduce the insurer’s opinion of the risk, whether or not it has influenced the damage or loss of the insured…

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Article L175-15 of the French Insurance Code

The insured must declare to the insurer, insofar as he is aware of them, any increases in risk occurring during the course of the contract. Any change during the term of the contract, either to what was agreed when the contract was taken out, or to the insured object, which results in a significant increase in risk, will result in the cancellation of the insurance if it is not notified…

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