英文摘要 |
Fixed-sum insurance is not subject to the principle of indemnity, nor to the rule of subrogation or rules applicable to double insurance and to over-insurance which are particular to property insurance. However, in preventing risks, current rules focus more on objective hazards of the subject matter of insurance, but have barely little attention to an insurance applicant's contractual hazards, i.e. subjective or moral hazards which arise from conclusion of insurance contracts. This article distinguishes objective hazards from subjective (contractual) hazards, presents the fundamental nature of contractual hazards and proposes, as is intended, foundational ideas for precaution against contractual hazards in intermediate fixed-sum insurance. |