analysis of the development of the principle of utmost good faith of the british marine insurance act（分析发展的英国海上保险的最大诚信原则的行为）.doc

Analysis of the development of the principle of utmost good faith of the British Marine Insurance Act Abstract principle of utmost good faith (Utmost Good Faith, also known as “the highest principle of good faith”, is one of the most important principle of insurance law, which produces in the United Kingdom, and now has 200 years of history from the principle of utmost good faith to 1906 UK lt;lt; Marine Insurance Act gt;gt; (MIA1906 introduction of the principle of utmost good faith is no doubt that the obligation to inform the insurance contract before signing equivalent and MIA1906 of Article 17 did not specify the maximum duty of good faith and as a former contractual obligations obligation to inform the relationship, resulting in controversy on this issue, until the two cases in the 1980s and 1990s to the more specific preliminary answers to the English case from the start, to explore the development of the principle of utmost good faith in the UK and scope. Paper Keywords marine insurance principle of utmost good faith the obligations of The principle of utmost good faith as the most important principles of the Marine Insurance Act, requiring the parties of the contract must be signed in accordance with the City real credit spirit of negotiation. Among them, the “good faith” the parties must each know about that fact to the other party, honestly state, shall not conceal, misrepresentation or fraud in the British marine insurance, the principle of utmost good faith is required to make the greatest obligation to inform. written by the Chartered Insurance Institute 1991 lt;lt; Contract Law and Insurance gt;gt; (Contract Law and Insurance for the interpretation of the principle of utmost good faith: Utmost good faith is a positive duty to voluntarily disclose, actually and fully, all facts material to the risk being proposed, whether asked for them or not.? since 1766 has , the principle of utmost good faith has gone through 200 years of ups and downs, it