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Law Commission issues draft proposals on commercial insurance
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The Law Commission yesterday unveiled draft clauses of the Insurance Contracts Act 2015 which would redefine the circumstances under which insurers could refuse to pay out on commercial policies.
The clauses cover business disclosure, damages for late payment and remedies for fraud, all of which may be contracted out of in relation to business insurance.
The bill follows on from the consumer
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