Pak, prоf. dr Jasna
Jasna Pak graduated from the Faculty of Law in Belgrade in 1970, passed the
specialist exam in insurance in 1974, and the bar exam in 1976. In 1983, she earned
her master's degree at the Faculty of Law of the University of Belgrade with the thesis
entitled Nuclear Risk Insurance, and defended her doctoral thesis Product Liability
Insurance and Defective Products in 1995, at the same faculty.
She began her research work in the field of insurance at the Research and
Development Department of the Association of Property and Personal Insurance
"Dunav", where she was employed in 1973, and in 1989, she moved to the Federal
Directorate for Commodity Reserves - Insurance Department, and also closely focused
her work on that line of business. From 1989 to 1993, she was the head of the Bureau
of the International Insurance Card at the Association of Insurance Companies of
Yugoslavia.
She became a research associate at the Institute for Comparative Law in
Belgrade in 1995, and as of 2003, she lectured as an assistant professor on the subject
of Insurance Law at the Faculty of Banking and Trade of the BK University. Since 2005,
she has been an associate professor of Insurance Law and Fundamentals of Insurance
at Singidunum University in Belgrade, where she was also a Vice Dean and head of the
Insurance Department. Since 2008, she has been teaching Intellectual Property Law at
the University Sinergija in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Professor Jasna Pak, PhD is the author of numerous scientific and professional
papers published in journals and other publications of national and international
importance, as well as of the textbooks Insurance Law and Fundamentals of Insurance.
She has been a member of the Expert Committee of the Yugoslav Nuclear Pool,
a member of the Managing Board of the Serbian Association of Jurists, a member of
the Managing Board of the Association for Insurance Law - a section of the
International Insurance Law Association (AIDA), a manager and participant in
numerous projects of the Institute of Comparative Law in Belgrade and one of the
authors of the monographs of that Institute, as well as a notable participant in numerous
scientific and professional conferences in Serbia and abroad.
As the editor-in-chief of the journal Insurance Law Review, she contributed to its
reputation and quality with her extensive scientific knowledge and experience, whereas
as a member of the editorial council or the editorial board, she greatly influenced the
journals Insurance of Associated Labour (predecessor of Insurance Trends) and
Yugoslav Law. She is a prominent member of the Editorial Council and a respected and
highly valued reviewer of the journal Insurance Trends.
In 2013, she received Lifetime Insurance Achievement Award from the
Association for Tort Law for her contribution to the development of insurance industry in
Serbia.
She speaks French, English and German.
CONTRACT ON INSURANCE FOR THE ACCOUNT OF THIRD PARTIES OR FOR WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Key words: insurance contract; the insured; beneficiary; property insurance; personal insurance: liability insurance; contract for the benefit of a third party.
OBLIGATIONS, RESPONSIBILITIES AND PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY OF INSURANCE INTERMEDIARIES
Insurance mediation is very complex, so it is understandable to have a variety
of questions, such as those relating to the legal nature of mediation contracts, the rules
applicable to the intermediaries’ civil liability and liability insurance. Intermediary’s
obligations that are legally established are such that they far exceed characteristic
intermediary’s obligations in classical mediation contracts, which raises the question
about the contract type. Specificity and complexity of the matter requires appropriate
legal regulation of insurance intermediaries’ professional liability that would ensure legal
certainty of intermediaries and other interested parties. The author points out that it
is necessary to apply uniform conditions to insurance to provide minimum insurance
cover. Insurance intermediaries’ professional liability is mandatory; therefore, it is not
acceptable for insurance companies to conduct it based on conditions containing
significant differences, especially with regard to exclusions from insurance that mostly
limit it. The author points out that many of the questions raised during implementation
of our regulations concerning insurance mediation cannot be answered without a
good knowledge of the European Union law and the law of its Member States.
Key words: insurance mediation, insurance intermediary, insurance mediation contract,
insurer, insured, intermediary’s liability, insurance terms and conditions
DECISION OF EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE C-347/02
Obavezno osiguranje od građanske odgovornosti za štete iz upotrebe motornih vozila – Direktiva 92/49/EZ – Sistem bonus-malus – sloboda tarifiranja – referentna premija – državni nadzor poslovnih akata društava za osiguranje Odluka suda. Ne može se poistovetiti sistem davanja saglasnosti na tarife (što je suprotno principu slobode tarifiranja iz direktive 92/49) sa sistemom bonus-malus koji se primenjuje na ugovore o osiguranju od automobilske odgovornosti. Obavezni sistem bonus-malus nesumnjivo ima uticaj na premiju, ali nema za cilj to da država počne direktno da utvrđuje tarife jer društva za osiguranje mogu slobodno da utvrđuju visinu osnovne premije. Potpuno usaglašavanje u oblasti tarifiranja u neživotnom osiguranju koje isključuje svaku nacionalnu meru koja ima uticaj na tarife može da se smatra saglasnim s direktivom samo u slučaju da ona tako nešto izričito predviđa.
INSURANCE OF MOTOR VEHICLES OF A BUSINESS
Ma koliko veliko, preduzeće koje u obavljanju delatnosti koristi motorna vozila (automobil, motor, radna mašina) treba da vodi računa o njihovom osiguranju. Osim obaveznih, osiguravači preporučuju zaključenje dobrovoljnih osiguranja koja odgovaraju posebnim potrebama preduzeća. Radi ograničenja rizika od saobraćajnih nezgoda moraju se poštovati neka pravila, naročito ona što se tiču preventivnih mera.
DECISION OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE C-162/13
Prethodno pitanje - Obavezno osiguranje od građanske odgovornosti za štete iz upotrebe motornih vozila – Direktiva 72/166/EZ, član 3. stav 1. – Pojam „upotreba vozila“ – Nezgoda koju je prouzrokovao traktor s prikolicom.
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EXPIRED CLIAMS OF THE INSURED TOWARDS THE INSURER
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