M. N. Srinivasan & K. Kannan’s Principles of Insurance Law is a highly regarded and authoritative work that has served as a practical guide for the insurance industry since 1965. Known for its ready-reckoner approach and clarity, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of insurance law in India, making it an indispensable resource for professionals and students alike.
This 12th Edition has been extensively revised to incorporate significant statutory and judicial developments since 2021. It reflects the evolving landscape of the insurance sector, especially in light of privatization and the participation of foreign players. Spread across two volumes, the work combines detailed legal analysis with relevant statutes and regulations, offering both depth and practical utility.
The book not only explains the foundational principles of insurance law but also delves into various specific types of insurance such as fire, marine, motor, health, agriculture, aviation, and more. With its critical commentary and comparative insights, it serves as both a record of legal evolution and a forward-looking guide to future developments in insurance law in India.
Key Features:
Comprehensive Thematic Commentary: Covers all aspects of insurance law in India with in-depth analysis and structured presentation.
Detailed Coverage of Insurance Types: Explains general principles along with specific forms such as fire, marine, motor, medical, agriculture, aviation, nuclear, and other insurance categories.
Updated Legal Developments: Incorporates the latest statutory amendments and judicial pronouncements since 2021.
Practical Insights & Procedures: Provides detailed guidance on insurance practices, procedures, and operational aspects.
Special Chapter on Tax Planning: Includes focused discussion on tax-related aspects in insurance.
Critical Analysis of Claims Settlement: Features a dedicated chapter addressing recurring issues and challenges in claims settlement.
Two-Volume Comprehensive Set: Includes relevant statutes and regulations, making it a complete reference source.
Ideal for Multiple Stakeholders: Designed as a primary reference for judges, advocates, regulators, insurers, academicians, and students.
