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dellassicuratore

Dell'assicuratore is the Italian possessive form meaning “of the insurer.” It is commonly used in insurance contracts and related documents to designate provisions, rights, or obligations that pertain to the insurer rather than the insured. Although the standard written form includes an apostrophe (dell'assicuratore), some typographical contexts may render it without one as dellassicuratore.

In contract language, phrases containing dell'assicuratore indicate actions the insurer must perform, limits to coverage, or

Legal context: Italian contracts of insurance are governed by the Codice delle Assicurazioni Private (and broadly

See also: Insurance contract; Codice delle Assicurazioni Private; Italian Civil Code.

positions
held
by
the
insurer.
Examples
include
references
to
the
“obbligazioni
dell'assicuratore”
to
indemnify,
the
management
of
claims
undertaken
by
the
insurer,
or
the
“massimali
dell'assicuratore”
describing
policy
limits.
Such
usage
helps
clarify
which
party
bears
responsibility
for
payment,
defense,
or
settlement
decisions.
by
the
Civil
Code).
The
use
of
dell'assicuratore
is
part
of
standard
contract
drafting
to
distinguish
the
insurer’s
duties
and
rights
from
those
of
the
insured.
These
formulations
must
align
with
principles
of
good
faith,
disclosure,
and
fair
treatment
of
the
insured.