Insurance is a contractual agreement where the insurer agrees to compensate the insured for losses. Key principles include utmost good faith, insurable interest, indemnity, proximate cause, subrogation, contribution, and mitigation. Life insurance provides financial security to beneficiaries in case

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Explore complex legal scenarios involving contract formation, product liability, fiduciary duties of directors, and key legal concepts such as subrogation in insurance contracts, creation of agency by estoppel, and promissory notes. Analyze cases involving offers, acceptances, and lapses, as well as

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Subrogation in marine insurance involves the substitution of one person for another in terms of rights and duties. This process is crucial in ensuring indemnity principles are upheld. The doctrine of subrogation plays a significant role in various insurance contracts, excluding those related to life

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