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Article R220-6 of the French Insurance Code

The following may not be invoked against victims or their dependants: 1° The excess provided for in Article L. 121-1 ; 2° The reduction in compensation applicable in accordance with Article L. 113-9. In the two cases mentioned above, the insurer pays the compensation on behalf of the liable insured. It may bring an action against the latter for reimbursement of all sums which it has thus paid or set…

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Article R220-8 of the French Insurance Code

Within fifteen days of the request being made, the insurer must provide the insured, free of charge, with a supporting document for each means of transport covered by the contract. This supporting document must contain the information laid down by joint order of the Minister for the Economy and Finance and the Minister for Transport. It must be kept at the bottom station of the means of transport and made…

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Article R243-1 of the French Insurance Code

The persons referred to in articles L. 241-1 and L. 241-2 may satisfy the insurance obligation incumbent upon them by virtue of these articles by taking out a group insurance policy, in addition to one or more insurance policies guaranteeing their liability individually within the limits of the ceilings set in this or these policy(ies). This collective insurance contract may be taken out on behalf of several of the persons…

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Article R243-2 of the French Insurance Code

The evidence provided for in Article L. 243-2 must be submitted to the authority competent to receive the declaration when the worksite is declared open. The evidence provided for in this article shall specify the amount of cover provided by each of the contracts taken out by or on behalf of the persons referred to in articles L. 241-1, L. 241-2, L. 242-1 and L. 242-2 , and the way…

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Article R243-3 of the French Insurance Code

I.-The amount of cover provided by the insurance contract(s) referred to in article L. 243-9 must cover the persons referred to in articles L. 241-1, L. 241-2, L. 242-1 and L. 242-2 up to a minimum amount per structure. This amount may not be less than the total construction cost declared by the project owner, or 150 million euros if this cost exceeds 150 million euros. Where a collective insurance…

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Article R250-1 of the French Insurance Code

The Chairman and the members of the Central Pricing Office instituted by Articles L. 125-6, L. 212-1, L. 215-1, L. 215-2, L. 220-5, L. 243-4 and L. 252-1 , as well as their alternates, are appointed for a renewable period of three years, by order of the Minister responsible for the economy, subject to the provisions of the last sentence of 4° and 5° of the fourth paragraph of this…

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Article R250-2 of the French Insurance Code

Refusal to insure against damage to property or business interruption, including cover for damage resulting from natural disasters as provided for in articles L. 125-1 and L. 125-2, or refusal to insure a person subject to compulsory motor vehicle insurance under article L. 211-1, or compulsory civil liability insurance for tenants, lessors and co-owners or joint owners’ associations under articles L. 215-1 and L. 215-2, or the obligation to insure…

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Article R250-3 of the French Insurance Code

In the cases provided for in the fourth and fifth paragraphs of article L. 125-6, the insurance undertaking may only refer the matter to the Bureau central de tarification with a view to derogating from the provisions of the second paragraph of article L. 125-2 in the insurance contract after having notified the policyholder of this proposed derogation by registered letter or by electronic registered letter, with acknowledgement of receipt….

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Article R250-4 of the French Insurance Code

The person or insurance undertaking requesting the intervention of the Bureau central de tarification, as well as the insurers concerned, are required to provide the Bureau central de tarification with the information relating to the matter referred to it and which is necessary for it to take a decision, and in particular the insurance undertaking’s tariff applicable to the proposed risk.

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