claim by joint Policy holder

berbatov10
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Hi. I am joint Policy holder for landlord insurance on 2 flats which are a basic house conversion, I own the upper flat the ground floor is the other parties. The other party is in the process of making a claim on the Policy, I believe that is due to the nature of tenant they let their flat out too and I think their will be similar claims going forward. My query is if I decide to just insure my own flat on my own Policy at renewal do I have to declare the claim made by joint Policy holder
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berbatov10 said:Hi. I am joint Policy holder for landlord insurance on 2 flats which are a basic house conversion, I own the upper flat the ground floor is the other parties. The other party is in the process of making a claim on the Policy, I believe that is due to the nature of tenant they let their flat out too and I think their will be similar claims going forward. My query is if I decide to just insure my own flat on my own Policy at renewal do I have to declare the claim made by joint Policy holder
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What component parts of the building are you looking to insure?
Yes, it's possible, but it potentially messy and could be problematic in the event of a serious claim, for all kinds of reasons.
Be careful
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berbatov10 said:Hi. I am joint Policy holder for landlord insurance on 2 flats which are a basic house conversion, I own the upper flat the ground floor is the other parties. The other party is in the process of making a claim on the Policy, I believe that is due to the nature of tenant they let their flat out too and I think their will be similar claims going forward. My query is if I decide to just insure my own flat on my own Policy at renewal do I have to declare the claim made by joint Policy holder
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Trying to insure 1 building under multiple policies causes a long list of issues in the event of a large claim.0 -
What exactly is the claim for? Is it a risk which is required by the leases to be covered?0
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To explained it is joint freehold so no lease issues to deal with.0
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berbatov10 said:To explained it is joint freehold so no lease issues to deal with.0
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