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Sometimes clauses combine a geographical requirement and prevention of access to premises.

Weighing of the dominant proximate cause by the insurer is unworkable and unreasonable. In cases where the wording of the policy requires there to be a notifiable disease within a radius of say 1 mile from the premises, but there are many more cases outside the required area, the insurers cannot argue that it was the cases outside the area and the Administration’s response thereto, which was the “proximate cause” of the business loss.So if the insured runs a restaurant on the Isles of Scilly, he can still make a claim for business interruption loss, even though there has been no case on the islands. If the losses have been caused by the continuing pandemic, and continuing lockdowns, then there is cover in such a situation is otherwise illusory. In the context of a Territory Wide Pandemic, there may not be just 1 “triggering event”, but a succession of triggering events causing the business interruption loss.To exclude such losses would be against the spirit of the cover provided by the policy Lord Briggs Para 315/6 Business interruption losses before Covid 19 was pronounced as a “notifiable disease” can be claimed even if, it occurred before the local triggering event.This is most important, and insurers must take this on board. Para 289-294 This overruled the Court below’s decision. So any adjustment clause should be interpreted so as to exclude the effects of the Covid 19 in Pandemic in the Claim Year So the fact that there is an ongoing Covid 19 Pandemic for successive years, and the insured’s continuing business turnover is down, should not be taken into account.The pandemic is the triggering event itself.

Trends Clauses should not be used to make adjustments for the effects of Covid 19 on the actual business year of the pandemic.2019 is the base year for Assessment of Loss comparisons This is a very important case for those who hold Business Interruption Insuranceįor Policy Holders and for Insurance Companies in Hong Kong Recreation and Sports Committee Feature.Please refer to your policy for detailed terms and conditions. Certain terms, conditions, restrictions and exclusions apply and coverages may vary in certain states. Your policy is the contract that specifically and fully describes your coverage. Both the travel insurance producer and the underwriter referenced above may be reached at 1-84.

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