Insurance Laws

by Gaurav Varshney

Insurance Laws adheres to the syllabus of the undergraduate law courses of all major universities and law institutes. This book is designed as a study aid for law students with a clear objective of assisting students in their examination preparation. It will also fulfill the requirement of students pursuing the LL.M. course from various universities of the country including National Law Schools. Beginning with an introduction to the conceptual framework of insurance, the book goes on to cover the creation of General Insurance Corporation of India. It also contains the general principles of life insurance, fire insurance, marine insurance and motor vehicle insurance. The book further discusses the creation of IRDA, its objectives, manner of working, its power to regulate the insurance business of the country and its advantages and disadvantages. Key Discusses the concepts of insurance in a very systematic manner using simple and lucid language Provides learning objectives and review questions for every chapter Includes latest case law Gives insight into the operational framework of insurance

336 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Anil Kumar Gade · Rating 1 out of 5]

I'm an insurance professional working at a senior level in a Pvt insurance company.

This is one book where there is no connection between the title and the content. Nothing mentioned about legal aspects of insurance. It's just plain explanation fundamentals. And that too with lot of conceptual mistakes. For ex author mentions about contribution clause in life insurance.(face palm)

All in all my take in two statements: it doesn't excite a person from Insurance background as the book talks about basics of insurance.

It doesn't excite layman also, by the very nature of insurance.