Australian insurance law

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Australian insurance law is a term which refers to the body of law which regulates the insurance industry and insurance contracts within Australia. Commonwealth Parliament gains authority to make laws with respect to insurance and insurance companies under section 51 XIV and XX of the Australian Constitution. Generally, the Insurance Act 1973 and Insurance Contracts Act 1984 are the main acts to which the body of law refers, however there are a number of other pieces of legislation enacted by the states, private codes and volumous case law all of which forms this body of law.

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