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In this Act—

“consumer insurance contract” means a contract of insurance between—

(a)    an individual who enters into the contract wholly or mainly for purposes unrelated to the individual's trade, business or profession, and

(b)    a person who carries on the business of insurance and who becomes a party to the contract by way of that business (whether or not in accordance with permission for the purposes of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000);

“consumer” means the individual who enters into a consumer insurance contract, or proposes to do so;

“insurer” means the person who is, or would become, the other party to a consumer insurance contract.

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Royal Assent

Royal Assent: 8 March 2012: see s 12(2).
Contract Law96 Misrepresentation96 Insurance Contract95 Breach, Discharge & Rescission of Contract96 Insurance Law95

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