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Court of Appeal considers COVID-19 aggregation – Various Eateries
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23 January 2024
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The Court of Appeal has handed down the latest judgment in the ongoing litigation concerning Covid-19 business interruption losses. The focus in this case was whether and how COVID-19 losses should be aggregated under the policy wording, and therefore whether the insured was entitled to one or more policy limits.
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