Al Meezan - Qatary Legal Portal | Legislations | Law no (22) of 2004 Regarding Promulgating the Civil Code

The insurer shall be liable for all damage that may arise from fire and for all damage arising subsequent to the start thereof.
Such liability shall not be limited to direct damage from the fire, but shall also extend to such damage that may be an inevitable result of such fire, particularly any damage to the insured things after taking steps to rescue them or to prevent the spread of fire.
The insurer shall be liable for the loss or disappearance of the insured things during the fire, unless such loss or disappearance is later proved to be due to theft.

804 Article

The insurer shall be liable to indemnify any damage to an insured thing arising from the fire, even if such fire occurs due to a defect in the insured thing.

805 Article

The insurer shall be liable for such damage that may arise from any non-deliberate mistake by the insured, and for such damage arising from a sudden accident or force majeure.
Unless otherwise agreed, the insurer shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused by the insured acting deliberately or fraudulently.

806 Article

The insurer shall be liable for damage caused by such persons for whom the insured is responsible, irrespective of the type and extent thereof.

Where the insurance contract against fire relates to the movable assets of the insured as a whole, such contract shall extend to such things owned by the members of the insured's family and those supported by him, if they live together.

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