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Colombian Commercial Code - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book IV - Of Contracts and Corporate Obligations - Part V - Contract Security - Chapter I - Common Principles for Ground Safety - From: Section 1036 to: 1082 Art

COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL CODE


TITLE V

INSURANCE CONTRACT


CHAPTER I

Principles common to the Ground Safety


Section 1036 .- Insurance is a solemn contract, bilateral, onerous, random and sequential execution. The insurance contract is perfected from the time the insurer agrees with the policy.
Section 1037 .- The parties to insurance contract:
1. The insurer, or the legal person who takes risks, duly authorized to do so pursuant to the laws and regulations, and
2. The borrower, or the person who, acting on their own or someone else moves the risks.

Section 1038 .- If the policy provides insurance on behalf of another without being able to represent the insured may ratify the contract even after the accident occurred. The borrower is personally obligated to fulfill its obligations under the contract until the insurer has had notice of the ratification or rejection of such contract by the insured.From the time the insurer has received notice of denial, cease the risks to his office and the borrower is discharged of its obligations, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 1119.
Section 1039 .- The insurance may be hired on behalf of a third or determinable. In this case, the policyholder obligations and obligations to third is the right to guaranteed delivery.
However, the insured are those obligations that can not be fulfilled only by himself.
Section 1040 .- The amount that insurance has hired, since the policy does not express it on behalf of a third.
Section 1041 .- The obligations imposed under this Part the insured shall be borne by the policyholder or beneficiary when are these people that are able to fulfill them.
Section 1042 .- Unless otherwise agreed, the insurance account shall be considered as insurance for the policyholder's interest to have competition in the contract and, moreover, with the same limitation as stipulated for the benefit of third parties.
Section 1043 .- At all times, the third party may take over the obligations that the law or the contract requires the borrower if he or she shunned, without prejudice to penalties that may be required for delay attributable to the borrower.
Section 1044 .- Unless otherwise provided, the insurer may assert against the beneficiary except as could have been asserted against the policyholder or insured, if these are distinct from him, and the insured who has could have invoked against the policyholder.
Section 1045 .- are essential elements of the insurance contract:
Failing any of these items, the insurance contract does not have any effect.
Section 1046 .- The document by which the test is perfected and is called a contract of insurance policy. Must be written in Castilian, signed by the insurer and delivered in its original, the policyholder, within fifteen days from the date of issue.
Section 1047 .- The insurance policy must state in addition to the general conditions of contract:
Paragraph .- Will be taken as general conditions of contract, but have not been recorded in writing, approved by the respective competent authority for the insurer in connection with the insurance agreed, except those relating to risks not assumed.
Section 1048 .- They are part of the policy:
Paragraph .- The policyholder may at any time require that, at its expense, the insurer duly authorized copy of the application and its annexes and the documents attesting to the inspection of risk.
Section 1049 .- The annexes shall indicate the precise identity of the policy to comply. The renovations will contain, besides extending the term of the contract. Otherwise, it is understood that the extension has been made for a term equal to the original contract.
Section 1050 .- The floating and auto policy are limited to describing the general conditions of insurance, leaving the identification or assessment of the interests of the contract, as well as other data necessary for identification, to be defined in subsequent statements. This Annex shall be recorded by the policy, insurance certificate or other means sanctioned by custom.
Section 1051 .- The policy may be registered or to order. The assignment of the policy by name in any effects against the conservator without its consent in advance. The assignment of the policy to the order may be made by simple endorsement. The insurer may raise against the assignee or endorsee exceptions may have against the policyholder, insured or beneficiary.
Section 1052 .- The signatures of the insurance policies and other documents that are presumed to modify or add authentic.
Section 1053 .- Modified. Law 45 of 1990, art. 80. Merit executive insurance policy. The executive merit pay policy against the insurer alone, in the following cases:
Section 1054 .- Called risk the uncertain event that is not dependent solely on the will of the policyholder, the insured or the beneficiary, and whose conduct gives rise to the obligation of the insurer. The facts certain, except death, and the physically impossible not pose a threat and are therefore foreign to the insurance contract. Nor is the subjective uncertainty risk on a particular event that has had or non-compliance.
Section 1055 .- Fraud, negligence and acts purely discretionary policyholder, insured or beneficiary are uninsurable. Any contrary stipulation shall not affect, nor produce that is intended to protect the insured against the criminal sanctions or police.
Section 1056 .- With legal restrictions, the insurer will, at its discretion, take all or some of the risks they are exposed to the interest or the insured, the assets or the insured person.
Section 1057 .- In the absence of provision or statute, the risks begin to be borne by the insurer at the time twenty-four of day when a contract is.
Section 1058 .- The policyholder is obliged to report honestly the facts or circumstances that determine risk status, according to the questionnaire that will be proposed by the insurer. The reluctance or accuracy of facts or circumstances known to the insurer, we would have withdrawn to conclude the contract, or induced to provide more onerous conditions, produce the relative nullity of the insurance.
If the declaration is not subject to a questionnaire given the reluctance or inaccuracy produce the same effect if the policyholder has covered because, facts or circumstances involving the state objective aggravation of risk.
If the inaccuracy or error reluctance blameless from the policyholder, the contract is void, but the insurer is only required in case of disaster, to pay a percentage of the insured benefit equivalent to the rate or premium stipulated in the contract is for the appropriate premium rate or the actual risk status, except as provided in Article 1160.
The sanctions set forth in this Article shall not apply if the insurer before the contract was concluded has known or have known the facts or circumstances dealt with in the vices of the declaration, or if already held the contract, acquiesces to correct or expressly or implicitly accepts.
Section 1059 .- Terminated the contract in the previous article, the insurer is entitled to retain the entire premium as a penalty.
Section 1060 .- The insured or the policyholder, as appropriate, are required to maintain the state of risk. As such, one or the other must notify the insurer in writing the facts or circumstances not foreseeable occurring after the conclusion of the contract and, according to the criteria stated in paragraph I of Article 1058, mean increase in the risk or variation local identity.
The advance notice shall be not less than ten days before the date of the modification of risk, if it depends on the discretion of the policyholder or the policyholder. If you find it strange, within ten days from the date they are made aware of it, knowledge that is assumed within thirty days from the time of the modification.
Notified of the modification of risk as set forth in the preceding paragraph, the insurer may cancel the contract or require adjustment that may take place in the value of the premium.
The lack of timely notice to terminate the contract occurs. But only the bad faith of the insured or the policyholder entitles the insurer to retain the premium.
This penalty does not apply to life insurance, except as to the protections accessories, unless agreement to the contrary, even when the insurer has met the timely modification and consented to it.
Section 1061 .- Warranty means the promise under which the insured is obligated to do or something specific, or meet certain requirements, or by which affirms or denies the existence of a particular factual situation.
The guarantee must appear in the policy documents or attachments to it. May speak in any way indicate the unequivocal intention of granting it.
The warranty, whether or not substantial for the risk, should be strictly enforced. Otherwise, the contract is voidable. When the guarantee refers to an event subsequent to the contract, the insurer may terminate from the time of the offense.
Section 1062 .- Be excused non-compliance with the guarantee when, by virtue of changed circumstances, she is no longer applicable to the contract or its implementation has come to mean a violation of law after the conclusion of the contract.
Section 1062 .- Be excused non-compliance with the guarantee when, by virtue of changed circumstances, she is no longer applicable to the contract or its implementation has come to mean a violation of law after the conclusion of the contract.
Section 1063 .- When you ensure that the insured object is "good" on any given day, simply it is at any time that day.
Section 1064 .- If, on the collective being, the insurance is about a group of people or interests properly identified, the contract remains, for all purposes in respect of persons or interests foreign to the offense.
But if among the people or interests at issue in the insurance exists that allows a community to consider them as a single risk in the light of the technique, the insurance penalties referred to in Articles 1058 and 1060 affect the entire contract.
Section 1065 .- In case of lower risk, the insurer shall reduce the premium stipulated by the appropriate fee, for time is not insurance, exempt insurance referred to Article 1060, last paragraph.
Section 1066 .- Modified. Law 45, Article 81. Term for the payment of the premium. The policyholder is obliged to pay the premium. Except for legal or contractual provision to the contrary, must do so no later than the month following the date of delivery of the policy or, if applicable certificates or attachments which shall be made based on it.
Section 1067 .- Payment of premium shall be made in the domicile of the insurer or its duly authorized representatives or agents.
Section 1068 .- Modified. Law 45 of 1990, Section 82. Automatic termination of the insurance contract. The delay in the payment of the premium of the policy or certificates or attachments which shall be made based on it, cause the termination of the contract and entitle the insurer to demand payment of the premium earned and expenses incurred with when granting the contract.
Nothing in the preceding paragraph shall be recorded by the insurer in the face of the policy in prominent characters.
The provisions of this Article shall not be modified by the parties.
Section 1069 .- The installment payment of the premium does not affect the unity of the insurance contract, nor the protections of the various individual access it.
The provisions of this Article shall apply to the payment of premiums that are caused through the term of the contract and its renewal.
Section 1070 .- Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 1119, the insurer shall bear definitely part of the premium proportional to the running time of risk. However, in case of total loss, compensable in light of the contract, fully understand the premium earned by the insurer. If the loss is partial, it shall be accrued the appropriate value of compensation, regardless of the running time of insurance.
In group insurance, this rule applies only to insurance or individual interest affected by the incident.
In multiple insurance, contracted through a single policy, and separate premiums shall apply to insurance or group insurance that are subject to the interest or the person affected by the incident, regardless of others.
This article can only be modified by the convention in order to further the interests of the insured.
Section 1071 .- The insurance contract may be revoked unilaterally by the contracting parties. By the insurer by the insured written notice, sent to his last known address, no less than ten days notice, counted from the date of shipment, for the insured at any time by written notice to the insurer.
In the first case the revocation entitles the insured to recover the unearned premium, or that which corresponds to the period between the date it takes effect the revocation and expiration of the contract. The return is calculated similarly, if the revocation is the mutual agreement of the parties.
In the second case, the amount of earned premium and the return is calculated by taking into account the rate of short-term insurance.
They will also repeal the automatic floating policy and referred to Article 1050.
Section 1072 .- Claim is called the realization of risk insured.
Section 1073 .- If the incident, which began before and continued after the expiration of the term insurance, eat the loss or damage of the insured, the insurer liable for the amount of compensation under the terms of the contract.
But if it starts before and continues after the risks have begun to be borne by the insurer, it will not be responsible for the incident.
Section 1074 .- The accident occurred, the insured is obliged to prevent their spread and spread, and to provide the rescue of the goods insured.
The insurer will pay, within the rules governing the amount of compensation for reasonable expenses incurred by the insured in compliance with such obligations.
Section 1075 .- The insured or the beneficiary is obliged to give notice to the insurer of the occurrence of the incident within three days following the date on which they know or have known. This term may be extended, not reduced by the parties.
The insurer may not invoke the delay or omission if, within the same period, involved in rescue operations or verification of the claim.
Section 1076 .- Without prejudice to the obligation under Article 1074, the insured must declare to the insurer at the news of the accident, insurance co, indicating the insurer and the insured amount. Failure to observe this obligation malicious deprives him of the right to guaranteed delivery.
Section 1077 .- It will be for the insured to prove the occurrence of the incident, and the amount of loss, if applicable.
The insurer must prove the facts or circumstances precluding responsibility.
Section 1078 .- If the insured or the beneficiary fails to meet the obligations in the event of an accident, the insurer may deduct the value of compensation for the damage that causes the breach.
The bad faith of the insured or the beneficiary's claim or proof of entitlement to a particular incident, causing the loss of that right.
Section 1079 .- The insurer is not obliged to answer if not to the extent of the sum insured, without prejudice to the second paragraph of Article 1074.
Section 1080 .- Section 1, as amended. Law 45 of 1990, Section 83. Opportunity for the payment of compensation. The insurer must make payment of the claim within one month following the date on which the insured or beneficiary stating, even out of court, their right to the insurer, in accordance with article 1077 After this period, the insurer will pay the insured recognize and or beneficiary, and the obligation to charge and the amount of it, the maximum interest rate moratorium at the time of payment.
The reinsurance contract does not change the insurance contract concluded between the policyholder and insurer, and the timing of the payment thereof, in case of disaster, can not be deferred on the pretext of reinsurance.
ITEM 2. The insured or the beneficiary entitled to sue, rather than the interests referred to in the preceding paragraph, compensation for damages caused by the delay of the insured.
Section 1081 .- The prescription of actions arising under the contract of insurance or the provisions governing it may be ordinary or extraordinary.
Ordinary prescription is two years and shall run from the time the person knew or must have had knowledge of the fact that it gives a basis for action.
The extraordinary prescription is five years, will be against all persons and shall begin from the moment of birth the respective right.
These terms can not be modified by the parties.
Section 1082 .- Insurance may be damaged or people, who, in turn, may be real or property.
1. The insurable interest;
2. The insurable risk;
3. The premium or cost of insurance, and
4. The conditional obligation of the insurer.
1. The reason or name of the insurer;
2. The name of the payee;
3. The names of the insured and the beneficiary or form of identification, if different, the payee;
4. The capacity in which the policyholder;
5. Accurate identification of the thing or person with respect to which the insurance;
6. The term of the contract, indicating the dates and times of initiation and maturity, or how to determine one and the other;
7. The sum insurance or how to pinpoint;
8. The premium or the method of calculating and manner of payment;
9. risks that the insurer takes charge:
10. the date is extended and the signature of the insurer, and
11. Other conditions agreed by the contracting parties.
1. The application for insurance signed by the policyholder, and
2. The annexes are issued to add, modify, suspend, renew or revoke the policy.
1. In the endowment, after completing the respective term:
2. In life insurance, in general, regarding the transfer or redemption values, and
3. After one month from the date on which the insured or the beneficiary or whoever represents them, submit the insurance claim receipts rigged, according to the terms of the appropriate policies are essential to establish the requirements of Article 1077, no such claim is challenged in a serious and well founded. If the claim has not been challenged, the plaintiff must state that fact in the complaint.

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