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If car is stolen

dlambirl · 2009-06-10 11:51:10

Just a very quick question I'd appreciate your opinion: If your car is stolen and they keys were still in it - in general (not looking for legal advice just your general opinion) would you be insured (under 3rd party fire and theft/comprehensive insurance)

10-06-2009 11:51am

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dlambirl

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Just a very quick question I'd appreciate your opinion:

If your car is stolen and they keys were still in it - in general (not looking for legal advice just your general opinion) would you be insured (under 3rd party fire and theft/comprehensive insurance)

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I'd say no - the onus is on the insured to take reasonable care.

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Anan1 wrote: »

I'd say no - the onus is on the insured to take reasonable care.

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