Insurable Interest

For a contract of insurance to be valid the (prospective) policyholder must have an interest in the insured Item to the extent that its loss, death, damage or destruction would cause him loss. This is called insurable interest and must exist as follows: marine insurance - at the time of the loss; life assurance - at the time the policy is taken out; other insurance - at the time the policy is taken out and also at the time of the loss.

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