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* 1. If the insured does not provide a fair presentation of the risk what actions could the insurance company take in the event of a claim?

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* 2. You are not sure whether the 3 storey block you manage has concrete floors or wooden floors – why do you think the insurance company needs to know what the floors are made of?

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* 3. What would the insurer do in the event of the claim detailed in 2. above – if the information disclosed is incorrect

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* 4. We placed the business with you last year and agreed all the items on the SOF so nothing for us to check this year – is this correct?

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* 5. After placing the business with our Insurer last year there was a late reported liability claim – someone tripped on uneven paving. Because this is being handled by the previous insurance company we do not need to make the new Insurer aware of the claim – is this correct?

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* 6. When visiting a new development built within the last 5 years you notice that large areas of the building are covered with rainscreen panelling. As this is very common with most modern buildings this would be considered as “standard construction” for a property this old  - is this correct                                                       Yes/No

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* 7. You are asked to insure a mixed use block consisting of ground floor retail/office units with apartments on the 5 floors above – what information do you think should you provide at renewal?

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