The Limit of the Insured's Culpable Conduct and Possible Compensation

The work seeks to reveal, through theory and practical examples, what conduct an insured could commit so that the insurer would stop paying him compensation, due to an eventual loss of the property insured at the time. Would it be possible for the insurer to refuse payment because of the insured's alleged careless behaviour? Does the insured have a legal duty, in the event of a claim, to at least try to reduce the damage already realised to his property? The following lines seek to address these topics in order to elucidate everyday behaviour in the face of jurisprudential understandings of insurance law.

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L'autore ha conseguito la laurea in Giurisprudenza presso la Scuola di Legge di São Bernardo do Campo. Ha conseguito un'estensione in Avvocatura della Sicurezza Sociale presso la Escola Superior da Advocacia da Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil. Ha conseguito una specializzazione in diritto commerciale presso la Escola Paulista de Direito. Esercita la professione di avvocato nei settori civile e societario.