Le compagnie di assicurazione nel sistema giuridico georgiano e la copertura contro i danni

This paper, after analyzing the structure and functions of insurance companies, provides a study on the insurance contract against damages in the Georgian legal system, with particular reference to the regulatory provisions that regulate the amount of insurance compensation and its practical implications. An in-depth analysis is then dedicated to the institution of subrogation, which allows the insurer to take over the rights of the policyholder against the person responsible for the damage, and to the sale of insured goods, with the analysis of the notification obligations and the legal consequences arising from the alienation of the insured good. The concluding reflections focus on a critical analysis of the emerging practical and legal issues, highlighting the contradictions and areas of potential improvement of the Georgian insurance system, and proposing potential solutions for a harmonization of the regulations in order to ensure fair and efficient protection for all parties involved