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Insured or Assignee – Court of Appeal highlights the importance of triggers in the insuring clause
Meeting the definition of 'Insured' under a policy of insurance or being assigned the right of an Insured to claim under a Policy does not give rise to an entitlement to indemnity especially where the Insured or assignee fails to establish that the insuring clause is triggered. Judgment date: 12 April 2019Citation: Delta v Mechanical and Construction Insurance Pty Ltd [2019] QCA 62Jurisdiction: Supreme Court of Queensland – Court of...
Damage? Your time starts now!
The New South Wales Court of Appeal has confirmed time starts for the...
Not an exclusion: New South Wales Court of Appeal...
Author: Chanel Bou-Francis and Matthew McDonaldJudgement Date: 28th...
Can a claim be renewed when no steps have been...
Author: Kiley HodgesJudgement Date: 25th January, 2018Citation: King &...
The Federal Court of Australia concludes on...
Author: Yasmin BellJudgement Date: 17th November, 2017Citation:...
Insurer’s arguments all at sea – Watkins...
Author: Kiley HodgesJudgement Date: 8th November, 2016Citation:...
‘More is more’ when it comes to...
Author: Brian Trist and Carly StephensJudgement Date: 23rd May,...
A tale of two trucks – Herne Investments (NSW)...
Author: Roslyn DiesnerJudgement Date: 13th April, 2016Citation: Herne...
Mr Luck gets lucky – Barrie Toepfer Earthmoving...
Author: Zacchary CarriganJudgement Date: 7th April, 2016Citation:...