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Article L176-1 of the French Insurance Code

Insurance contracts to cover civil liability relating to a space operation are governed by the provisions of Articles L. 175-4, L. 175-8, L. 175-11 to L. 175-15, L. 175-18, L. 175-19, L. 175-21, L. 175-22, L. 175-28 and L. 175-29 as well as by the provisions of this chapter.

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Article L176-4 of the French Insurance Code

The insured must pay the premium and costs at the agreed place and time. Failure to pay all or part of the premium by the due date entitles the insurer either to suspend cover or to request cancellation. Suspension or cancellation does not take effect until thirty days after the insured has been served with formal notice to pay by registered letter to his last address known to the insurer….

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Article L176-5 of the French Insurance Code

The insurer shall only be liable if, following an event covered by the contract, a claim is made against the insured by the injured third party or, where applicable, by the State pursuant toarticle 14 of law no. 2008-518 of 3 June 2008 relating to space operations.

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Article L181-1 of the French Insurance Code

1° Where the risk is situated within the meaning of article L. 310-4 in the territory of the French Republic and the policyholder has his principal residence or place of management there, the applicable law is French law, to the exclusion of any other. 2° Where the risk is situated within the meaning of article L. 310-4 in the territory of the French Republic and the policyholder does not have…

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