I plan the following programme:
Session 1: Third
party cover as ‘made in Britain’ (9.30 to 11.00)
·
The social policy innovations
of 1930 and 1945
o
The third party motor insurance
requirement
o
The Motor Insurers Bureau
o
The MIB Agreements
·
New European law imports
o
Progressive imposition of
consistent standards for third party cover
o
Three directives, 1972, 1985
and 1990
o
Five key European law cases
o
Three core EU law principles on
motor insurance
o
Three core EU law principles on
the compensating body
o
The engines of change: 3
European law remedies
·
Imperfect implementation: over
50 UK infringements of EU law
·
The new Uninsured Drivers
Agreement 2015; a job half done...
·
More reform on the horizon
Session 2: Comparative
law implications for Jersey (11.15 – 12.00)
·
Motor Traffic (TPI) (Jersey)
law 1948
·
Uninsured Drivers Agreement
2000
·
Untraced Drivers Agreement 2005
·
The indirect impact of European
law on Jersey
Session 3: Case
study workgroups (12.00
– 1.00)
·
An interactive case work
session.
o
Case scenarios will be used to illustrate
the different outcomes
Lunch break
Session 4: Update
on the common law (14.00
– 15.30)
·
Contributory negligence and the
Law Reform (MP)(Jersey) Law 1940
o
Important Supreme Court ruling
·
The criminality defence: ex turpi causa non orator actio
o
Further guidance from the Court
of Appeal
·
General case law update on
liability
Session 5: Delegates
choice (16.00 –
17.00)
o
More cases and news, or
o
A comparative law discussion on
§ Geographic and technical scope of third party cover
§ The amount and extent of third party cover
§ Exceptions and exclusions to third party cover
§ The civil justice reforms of 2013
To book a place please download the booking form from the JPIMS website. Link
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