The main theme of insurance is to
ensure safety and security against the damages that may occur in somewhere near
futuredue to certain events in the form of compensation.In case of life
insurance the payment is usually offered if the deathof the insured party occurs
or the period of insurance seemingly matures.Similarly, the insurerbears the
risk against losses of property of insured. There are many insurance policies
that provides coverage for the property of the policy holder such as coverage
against losses occurred by fire, lightening, theft and likewise the same. In this way, the
insurance covers the risk against the uncertain incidents or happening and by
any chance if any uncertain activities occur, then the insurer (insurance
company) pays to the policy holder in the form of
compensation against risk covered for future losses.
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What is an insurance contract
Insurance may be defined as a
contract between two parties whereby ne party is called insurer who undertakes,
in exchange for a fixed sum named premiums, to pay the other party known as
insured a fix sum of money on the occurrence of certain event. However, the
insurance contract involves the element of general contract and the element of
special contract relating to insurance. Furthermore, the special contract of
insurances compiles principles such as,
Utmost Good Faith, Insurable Interest Indemnity, Subrogation, Warranties,
Proximate cause, Assignment and Nomination, return of premium. Whatsoever, to
be a contract considered as valid it must include certain essentials as given
below:
Agreement (offer and acceptance).
Legal Consideration.
Competent to make contract.
Free consent.
Legal object.
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What is an insurance policy
Not every single individual is
well acquainted with the terms and conditions of an insurance policy. The
concept of insurance and its policies is still vague to almost every human
being. Whatsoever, the term insurance policy generally resembles the conditions
implied under certain circumstances. In more precise terms,the written or
printed document prepared by the insurer for the insured which confirms that
the insurance has been done , which covers the certain damages, losses or any
kinds of destruction made on the Insurance policy. Before the issuance of the
insurance policy the insured must fill up the proposal forms on which the
insurance policy is to be made.
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How did Insurance evolve
The main origin of insurance is
still vague to some extent.However, it is believed that the practice of
insurance was usually carried at ancient times by the Chinese and the Babylonian
traders. As a matter of fact, the Babylonian traders emerged a system where the
merchant If received a loan to fund his shipment; he would pay the lender an
additional sum in exchange for the lender's guarantee to cancel the loan should
the shipment be stolen. Whatsoever, In Rigveda, the most sacred book of India,
references were made ti the concept ‘Yogakshema’ more or less akin to the
well-being and security of the people. The codes of Hammurabi and of Manu had
recognized the advisability of provision for sharing the future losses.
However, there is no such evidence that insurance in its present form was
practiced prior to the twelfth century.
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What is insurance
The term insurance generally resembles a concept which
relates to risk minimizer, to some extent.
In more precise term, it can be defined as a device which spread loss
over a large number of persons who are agreed to co-operate each other at the
time of loss. It is a process of
managing the risk primarily used for being secured against the risk of any
uncertain loss that may occur in the upcoming future. Generally, an insurer is
a company acting as a cooperative device that spread the loss by selling the insurance;
the insured is the person or entity buying the Insurance document i.e.
insurance policy. The amount of money charged for a certain amount of insurance
coverage is called the premium. However, insurance bears the risk till the
coverage period only after receiving the premium amount.
The transaction involves the insured assuming a guaranteed
and known relatively small loss in the form of payment to the insurer in
exchange for the insurer's promise to compensate the insured in the case of a
financial (personal) loss. The insured receives a contract document, called the
insurance policy, where details and the conditions and circumstances under
which the insured will be financially compensated mentioned.
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