Section 79:

79. Certain provisions to be void A provision of an agreement shall be void, where the purport of the provision is that— (a) an insurer is exempted from liability for the actions, omissions or representations of a person acting on its behalf in relation to an insurance policy; (b) the person who has entered into the insurance policy declares or admits that a person who acted on behalf of the insurer in connection with an offer of that person to do so, or with the negotiations preceding the entering into it, was in fact appointed to act on behalf of the first-mentioned person; I15 – 53 [Issue 7] Insurance Act (c) the obligation of an insurer under an insurance policy is dependent upon the discharging of an obligation of another person under a reinsurance treaty; (d) the person who has entered into an insurance policy, or the life insured, or any beneficiary, under an insurance policy, waives a right to which he is, by or under this Act, entitled.