About the Work
The new edition of the classic, last published in 1992, has been long awaited. In its 4th edition, the work comprehensively addresses the branches of property insurance: burglary, robbery, natural hazards, all-risk, fire, glass, household contents, residential buildings, water damage, storm, hail, and terrorism. The work explains the individual insurance sectors not in a commentary format but rather addresses the issues across the various branches of insurance. This particularly reflects the design of the sample insurance conditions, which are identical in many parts. The explanations are specifically oriented towards property insurance law and are concise and problem-focused.

Advantages at a Glance
New edition of the classic, covering the entire property insurance law in one volume, thoroughly revised and restructured.

About the New Edition
The new edition has been completely revised and updated. The structure and content have been adapted to today's needs. The content has been particularly expanded to include additional insured risks (glass breakage, natural hazards, industrial risks, terrorism).

Content
Fundamentals and General Terms and Conditions, insured events, insured risks: fire, lightning strike, explosion, theft, robbery, water damage, storm, hail, glass breakage, household contents, residential buildings, industrial property insurance, natural hazards, insured interest, reporting obligations, duties, increase in risk, compensation amount, restoration, sum insured, underinsurance, deductible, recourse, international programs.

Target Audience
For law firms, insurance companies, and other businesses, expert offices.