Exam term
Contract of adhesion
A contract, like an insurance policy, whose wording is written entirely by one party (the insurer) and simply accepted or declined by the other, so genuine ambiguity is read against the insurer.
Lessons that use this term
- Elements and special characteristics of an insurance contract California
- Insurance contract law and its unique characteristics Florida
- Insurance contract law and insurable interest Florida
- Insurance contract law and its unique characteristics New York
- Insurance contract law and its unique characteristics Texas
- Insurance contract law and insurable interest Texas