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Principles of Insurance Mind Map Guide

The assignment requires students to create a detailed mind map analyzing the principles of insurance in relation to legal principles, focusing on the Zambian context. Students are grouped by registration numbers and must include key concepts, relevant case law, and visual clarity in their submissions. The final mind map is due by midnight on September 8, 2025, and must be submitted digitally in PDF or high-quality image format.

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Principles of Insurance Mind Map Guide

The assignment requires students to create a detailed mind map analyzing the principles of insurance in relation to legal principles, focusing on the Zambian context. Students are grouped by registration numbers and must include key concepts, relevant case law, and visual clarity in their submissions. The final mind map is due by midnight on September 8, 2025, and must be submitted digitally in PDF or high-quality image format.

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UNIVERSITY OF LUSAKA

School of Law
Course Code: L211 – Insurance and Pensions Law
Assignment One: Principles of Insurance in Relation to Legal Principles

Mind Map Assignment Instructions


You are required to create a detailed mind map that presents and critically analyses the
principles of insurance as they relate to other legal principles. This assignment is designed to
help you understand not only the definitions but also how these principles connect and operate
in real legal and commercial settings, especially within the Zambian context.

Group Topics by Registration Number:


Unit 1 :Students falling on register numbers 1 – 149
Unit 2: Students falling on register numbers 150 – 299
Unit 3: Students falling on register numbers 300 and above

Your mind map must include:


• Key concepts and definitions related to your assigned unit
• Relevant case law and examples, especially from Zambia where possible
• Clear connections between insurance principles and broader legal doctrines
• Visual clarity using colours, icons, diagrams, and clear labels
• Evidence of critical thinking, not just summaries or textbook notes

Format and Submission:

Use a digital canvas sized approximately 12 x 16 inches (standard manila paper) or A3 size
(29.7 cm x 42 cm)
Submit as a PDF or high-quality image file (JPEG/PNG)
All text and visuals must be clear and readable
Submit your soft copy on Moodle

Additional Notes:

This is not a summary assignment—focus on analysis and structure


Include real or hypothetical examples, case names, and legal principles
You may hand-draw and scan your mind map, but digital creation is recommended
Use any tool of your choice (e.g. Canva, PowerPoint, XMind, hand-drawn and scanned)

Deadline: Midnight, 8th September 2025

For questions or clarification, contact:


Lecturer: Ms. T. Mseteka
Email: tmseteka@[Link]

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