Glossary
- the principle of indemnity Subir
- The insurance against loss or damage is taken out in order to compensate possible losses which the insured may suffer as a result of the occurrence of a given risk. The purpose of the insurance is, in this sense, strictly that of indemnity or repair of loss or damages suffered (the principle of indemnity), the insurance not being permitted to become a source of profit for the insured.
- theft insurance Subir
- Under a Theft Insurance contract the insurer undertakes, within the limits established by Law and in the contract, to indemnify the Insured against loss of damage derived from the unlawful appropriation by third parties of the insured objects.
The cover includes the damage caused by the perpetration of the crime in any of its forms.
