Chapter 1 Interpreting the Insurance Contract: Rules of Construction (Sections 1.1 to 1.22)
Index
- 1.2 Interpreting Policy Language
- 1.3 Interpretation Based on the Plain, Ordinary, or Popular Sense of the Words Used
- 1.4 Interpretation Based on the Understanding of the Ordinary, Average, or Reasonable Person
- 1.5 Ambiguity
- 1.6 Principles of Strict and Liberal Construction That Enhance Coverage and Limit Forfeiture
- 1.7 Interpretation Based on Style and Size of the Policy Language and the Policy Format
- 1.8 Construing the Insurance Contract As a Whole
- 1.9 Typed and Standard Printed Policy Provisions
- 1.10 Prior Court Decisions and Existing Statutory Law
- 1.11 The Reasonable Expectation Doctrine
- 1.12 Reformation of the Policy
- 1.13 Modification of the Policy
- 1.14 Oral Contracts and Binders
- 1.15 Burdens of Proof
- 1.16 Concurrent Causes
- 1.17 Determining the Governing Law
- 1.18 Rescission Based on Misrepresentation
- 1.19 Waiver
- 1.20 Estoppel
- 1.21 Lost or Destroyed Insurance Policies
- 1.22 Last Antecedent Rule