The Legal-Jurisprudential Basis and Limits of the Obligations of Security for Injuries Damages Fund

Understanding the extent of the insurer's obligations alone is not enough to explain the overall issue of third-party insurance. In many cases, the legislator has been liable for compensation in the general fund. In some cases, the insurer may, after compensation, return to the Loss Insurance Fund for reimbursement. The same two regulations are sufficient to determine the importance and necessity of studying and recognizing the limits of the obligations of the fund for the provision of financial damages. In this paper, with the understanding of this necessity, the scope of the Fund's obligations under the Third-Party Compensation Insurance Act of 1395, as well as the grounds for the formation of the fund in terms of its jurisprudence and law and its security for injuries damages founds, and why the legislator increased the liability of the fund, it has been studied and analyzed.