the Modern Law of Insurance

"1. What is insurance?;2. The regulation of insurance;3. Offer and acceptance;4. Insurabale interest;5. Utmost good faith and the duty of disclosure;6. Intermediaries;7. Form, commencement and duration of insurance policies;8. Cancellation;9. Cover and exclusions;10. Rectification of insurance policies;11. Alteration of risk;12. The duty to take reasonable care;13. The continuing duty of utmost good faith;14. Lapse of policies;15. Assignment of policies;16. Construction of policies (including fairness of terms);17. Warranties and conditions; 18. Causation;19. The claims process;20. Illegality;21. Arbitration and alternative dispute;22. Subrogation and other consequences of settlement;23. Reinstatement;24. Double insurance, contribution;25. Under-insurance;26. Costs;27. The Policyholders Protection Acts 1975-1997;28. The Motor Insurers' Bureau;29. The Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act 1930;30. European aspects - the Treaty provisions;31. European aspects - the First Directives;32. European aspects: the Second Directives - choice of law;33. European aspects: the Single Passport System of the Third Directives;34. Life assurance;35. Personal accident policies;36. Permanent health insurance and critical illness cover;37. Motor policies;38. Household contents policies;39. Household buildings policies;40. Marine insurance;41. Professional indemnity policies;42. Mechanical breakdown and extended warranty insurance;43. Mortgage and credit protection;44. Pension policies;45. Legal expenses insurance;46. Travel insurance;47. Fire insurance;48. Employer's liability insurance;49. Reinsurance;50. Miscellaneous cases;51. Conflict of laws;52. Lloyd's;Appendix 1: Statutes;Appendix 2: Statutory instruments;Appendix 3: Regulatory codes"