Obligations Under the Contract
Tuesday, February 24th, 2009Pay the premium: the policyholder must pay the premium plus any taxes, fees, and other sealed regargos establishing or authorizing the insurance regulations.
The total of what the policyholder must pay the prize is sure.
If the premium is not paid on time, the insurer is not responsible for the sinistro occurred prior to payment.
The premium can vary during the contract, increasing or decreasing when increases or decreases the risk covered.
Report the status of risk: The policyholder should accurately describe the risks, in relation to the person or thing on which rests the insurable interest.
Reluctance to be called false claims or circumstances known to silencing, which experts believe would have prevented the contract, or modified their conditions. The reluctance entitles the insurer to cancel the contract.
Report worsening of the risk: The holder must report all the facts, themselves or others, which may exacerbate the risks, increasing the possibility of loss.
Report the accident: The policy holder must report the incident within three days of events. Must report and prove the damage it has suffered and allow the insurer to verify the existence of the act and the harm occasion.
Rescue: The holder must do everything necessary to prevent or lessen the damage.