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Tree FallingPurple [2 Posts]
Hi All,
PM just message me saying that a large tree has fallen from my property to other other property which has fell on their boat. I currently have a building insurance with NRMA, will they cover such damage? I just realise in the certificate of insurance, it was written that I am the one who occupied the home but i have now rent it out. Will this be a problem? Thank u kindly. Purple Scott No Mates [826 Posts] Policy probably has some coverage for public liability - it would be a claim on that part of the policy. As to the insured, you have not changed only your occupancy of the property, being a rental should not make a difference. |
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