Insurance Law

The book Insurance Law, authored by Prof. Dr. Hacı Kara, is a comprehensive academic work examining the fundamental concepts of insurance law, insurance contracts, types of insurance, and the resolution of insurance disputes.

The book explores the historical development, sources, fundamental principles, and functions of insurance law, as well as the legal roles of the institutions and professionals involved in insurance activities. Key topics include insurance intermediaries, actuaries, insurance loss adjusters, insurance and reinsurance companies, and the regulation and supervision of insurance activities.

It also provides a detailed examination of the fundamental concepts of insurance contracts, their formation, the rights and obligations of the parties, and the termination of insurance contracts. The book discusses property insurance, liability insurance, and personal insurance, covering various types of insurance, including fire insurance, marine and transport insurance, motor vehicle comprehensive insurance, compulsory earthquake insurance, compulsory motor third-party liability insurance, carrier's liability insurance, compulsory medical malpractice liability insurance, life insurance, accident insurance, and health insurance.

Another important part of the book addresses the insurer's right of subrogation and recourse, together with the resolution of insurance disputes. These topics include insurance litigation, mediation, jurisdiction and venue, arbitration, and the Insurance Arbitration Commission.

By combining the theoretical foundations of insurance law with practical issues arising from insurance disputes, Insurance Law serves as an academic reference for legal practitioners, academics, law students, and professionals working in the insurance sector.

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