THE CONTENTS OF A CIVIL LIABILITY INSURANCE CONTRACT FOR NUCLEAR DAMAGE

Abstract

The article examines the peculiarities of the content of civil liability insurance contracts for nuclear damage and analyses the legislator’s approach to the legal regulation of civil liability insurance for nuclear damage.In this article, the author analysed the system of regulatory and legal regulation of civil liability insurance contracts for nuclear damage, highlighting the specifics of each level of such regulation.An analysis is conducted of the mandatory conditions that the legislator and the scientific community highlight in insurance contracts in general, and in civil liability insurance contracts for nuclear damage as a specific type of insurance contracts. The content of a typical civil liability insurance contract for nuclear damage and the prospects for changes in regulatory and legal regulation are considered. The results of the study are of particular importance in the context of the ongoing full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, where the risks of nuclear damage are increasing due to the deterioration of the operating conditions of nuclear facilities and fluctuations in the country’s energy system.The methodology for researching the content of civil liability insurance contracts for nuclear damage is based on a legal analysis of international and national legal acts, a comparative legal analysis of the content of standard civil liability insurance contracts for nuclear damage, and the conditions enshrined in law.The main conclusions of the study highlight the peculiarities of legal regulation of the content of civil liability insurance contracts for nuclear damage, the peculiarities of their terms and conditions, and the further development of legislation in this area.