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CLL432

Law Of Banking And Insurance Ii

  • Law
  • 400 level
  • 4 credit units
  • 135 pages
  • 21 units

This course provides an in-depth study of insurance law, covering its historical background, nature, and functions. It explores fundamental principles such as insurable interest, indemnity, and utmost good faith. The course also examines different classifications of insurance, including life, personal accident, marine, motor vehicle, fire, and liability insurance. Students will learn about claims procedures, fraudulent claims, and the concept of reinsurance, equipping them with a comprehensive understanding of the legal and practical aspects of banking and insurance.

About this course

Difficulty
Intermediate
Study hours
60 hours
Maths
None
Content
Theoretical, case study
Practical work
No
How it is assessed
  • Assignments
  • Tutor Marked Assignments
  • Final Examination

One paragraph, so you can see how it reads

CLL432 · UNIT 1

The growth of the insurance sector has introduced specialized practices in specific sectors e.g the Nigerian deposit insurance corporation (NDIC) which insures banks’ deposit, the Nigerian Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) which provides annuity insurance and ancillary pension services.

What you should be able to do

  1. Explain the historical development and fundamental principles of insurance law.
  2. Differentiate between various types of insurance policies and their applications.
  3. Apply the principles of insurable interest, indemnity, and utmost good faith in insurance contracts.
  4. Analyze the legal and procedural aspects of insurance claims.
  5. Evaluate the role of reinsurance in risk management.
  6. Identify and address fraudulent activities in insurance transactions.

What it prepares you for

Careers
  • Insurance Broker
  • Claims Adjuster
  • Underwriter
  • Risk Manager
  • Insurance Lawyer
Where it is applied
  • Finance
  • Banking
  • Insurance
  • Risk Management
  • Legal Services

Where it gets hard

The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.

  • Module 2: Fundamentals of Insurance

    Unit 4: Warranties and Conditions

    The legal implications of warranties and conditions require a thorough understanding of contract law and insurance principles.

  • Module 5: Principles of Insurance

    Unit 1: Principle of Insurable Interest

    Determining insurable interest requires analyzing legal relationships and potential financial impacts, demanding critical thinking.

  • Module 6: Claims Under Insurance Policy

    Unit 2: Insurance Claims Procedure

    Navigating the complexities of insurance claims procedures and understanding the obligations of both insurer and insured can be challenging.

A suggested way through it

Suggested

13 weeks, about 28 hours in total. Yours will differ.

  1. Week 1Module 1: Introduction to Insurance Law
    • Unit 1: Historical Background · 2 hours

      Explore the evolution of insurance practices.. Identify key milestones in the growth of insurance business in Nigeria.. Understand the role of the Insurance Act in regulating the sector..

  2. Week 2Module 1: Introduction to Insurance Law
    • Unit 2: Nature of Insurance · 2 hours

      Define insurance and differentiate it from other types of contracts.. Examine the characteristics of insurance contracts.. Identify and describe various types of insurance available..

  3. Week 3Module 1: Introduction to Insurance Law
    • Unit 3: Function of Insurance · 2 hours

      Discuss the primary and secondary functions of insurance.. Analyze how insurance provides protection, manages risk, and facilitates economic activities.. Evaluate the role of insurance in savings and investment..

  4. Week 4Module 2: Fundamentals of Insurance
    • Unit 1: Insurance Underwriting · 2 hours

      Understand the role of underwriters in evaluating risk.. Identify factors considered in insurance underwriting.. Examine the duties and liabilities of an underwriter..

  5. Week 5Module 2: Fundamentals of Insurance
    • Unit 2: Formation of Insurance Contract · 2 hours

      Examine the elements of offer and acceptance in insurance contracts.. Understand the significance of premium payment.. Differentiate between offer, counter offer, and cover notes..

  6. Week 6Module 2: Fundamentals of Insurance
    • Unit 3: Parties to an Insurance Contract · 2 hours

      Identify the key parties involved in an insurance contract.. Understand the roles of insurers, insured, agents, brokers, and loss adjusters.. Examine the qualifications and responsibilities of insurance intermediaries..

  7. Week 7Module 2: Fundamentals of Insurance
    • Unit 4: Warranties and Conditions · 2 hours

      Differentiate between warranties and conditions in insurance policies.. Analyze the legal implications of breaching warranties and conditions.. Understand the impact of Section 55 of the Insurance Act 2003..

  8. Week 8Module 3: Assignment of Insurance Policies
    • Assignment of Insurance Policies · 2 hours

      Define assignment of insurance policies.. Examine the legal and equitable forms of assignment.. Understand the effect of assignment on the rights and obligations of parties..

  9. Week 9Module 4: Classification of Insurance
    • Unit 1: Life Insurance · 2 hours

      Differentiate between whole life, endowment, and term insurance.. Examine the concept of insurable interest in life insurance.. Understand the legal implications of life insurance contracts..

  10. Week 10Module 4: Classification of Insurance
    • Unit 2: Personal Accident Insurance · 2 hours

      Define personal accident insurance and its coverage.. Examine the limits of coverage and insurable interest.. Understand the different types of personal accident policies and risk categories..

  11. Week 11Module 4: Classification of Insurance
    • Unit 3: Marine Insurance · 2 hours

      Understand the concept of marine insurance and marine adventure.. Examine the scope of marine insurance and insurable interest.. Differentiate between voyage, time, valued, and floating policies..

  12. Week 12Module 4: Classification of Insurance
    • Unit 4: Motor Vehicle Insurance · 2 hours

      Examine the regulatory mechanisms governing motor vehicle insurance.. Define motor vehicle insurance and user of vehicle.. Understand the different forms of motor vehicle insurance and their limits of coverage..

  13. Week 13Module 4: Classification of Insurance
    • Unit 5: Fire Insurance · 2 hours

      Explore the types of fire insurance policies.. Examine the insurer's liability and benefits of fire insurance.. Understand the necessity for fire insurance coverage..

    • Unit 6: Liability Insurance · 2 hours

      Define liability insurance and its types.. Examine the role of liability insurers.. Understand the benefits of liability insurance..

Preparing for the exam

What to do
  • Create detailed summaries of each unit, focusing on key definitions and principles.
  • Practice applying insurance principles to real-world case studies.
  • Review past assignments and tutor-marked assignments to identify areas of weakness.
  • Focus on understanding the legal implications of insurance contracts and claims.
  • Prepare a glossary of key insurance terms and concepts.
  • Allocate specific time slots for focused study and revision each week.

Questions students ask about this course

What is CLL432 about?

This course provides an in-depth study of insurance law, covering its historical background, nature, and functions. It explores fundamental principles such as insurable interest, indemnity, and utmost good faith. The course also examines different classifications of insurance, including life, personal accident, marine, motor vehicle, fire, and liability insurance. Students will learn about claims procedures, fraudulent claims, and the concept of reinsurance, equipping them with a comprehensive understanding of the legal and practical aspects of banking and insurance.

How many units does CLL432 have?

CLL432, Law Of Banking And Insurance Ii, has 21 units across 5 modules, over 135 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.

How many credit units is CLL432?

CLL432 carries 4 credit units, at 400 level in Law.

Is CLL432 hard?

CLL432 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical and case study work.

How long does CLL432 take to study?

About 60 hours of study, spread across its 21 units.

How is CLL432 assessed?

CLL432 is assessed by Assignments, Tutor Marked Assignments and Final Examination.

What can I do with CLL432?

Insurance Broker, Claims Adjuster, Underwriter, Risk Manager and Insurance Lawyer.

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