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20/10/2006, 20:20 Clair Joined on 23/08/2004 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot (46) Posts 7,793 Re: le constat amiable ? The UK question was a bit glib I admit, but you'd be surprised (or maybe not!) at what some Brits accept as normal here when they would not in the UK... Just to clarify (I am not having a go!), they should always give you a copy of the contract and the booklet forms part of the contract. So if you have your house insurance and car insurance with AXA for instance, you should have 2 booklets explaining what they expect of you, what you should expect of them, blah blah blah... Clair Real Virtual French Person    Report

21/10/2006, 9:29 J.R's gone native Joined on 16/07/2006 Picardie, Sussex Posts 2,043 Re: le constat amiable ? Clair your advice is welcome! I now realize that I dont have a book with the terms for the house insurance either although it was arranged for me in my absence before moving here. What exactly are the booklets (T's & C's) called in French insurance speak?    Report

21/10/2006, 9:39 cooperlola Joined on 05/05/2006 72 - Sarthe - home of les 24 heures du Mans Posts 6,438 Re: le constat amiable ? The one I was sent is titled "Conditions Generales de l'Assurance habitation" Healthcare Issues Site    Report

21/10/2006, 9:45 Clair Joined on 23/08/2004 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot (46) Posts 7,793 Re: le constat amiable ?  J.R. wrote: Clair your advice is welcome! I now realize that I dont have a book with the terms for the house insurance either although it was arranged for me in my absence before moving here. What exactly are the booklets (T's & C's) called in French insurance speak? I have just checked mine and it's entitled... wait for it... "Contrat Multirisque Habitation" for the house "Contrat Moto" for the bike "Contrat Auto" for the car Each is a thick-ish booklet giving the details of each type of cover, the options... well you know the stuff! If I wanted to ask for one in French, I'd probably call it "une brochure détaillée" and I'd be prepared to give a more detailed description of it! Clair Real Virtual French Person    Report

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