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The Law Commission is considering the abolition of the duty of disclosure - at least for consumers - in its first issues paper on misrepresentation and non-disclosure. Richard Evans takes a close look at these proposals and their implications for the insurance industry
On 22 September, the Law Commission released its first issues paper on misrepresentation and non-disclosure as part of its remit to overhaul existing insurance contract law (Post, 28 September, p3)
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