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Building Insurance
rumandcoke
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If someone buys a property then discovers an issue which they refer to their Insurers, do the Insurers then go back to the Vendor even if this was an unknown issue to them?
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Presumably you are talking about you discover a defect with the property as soon as you get the keys?rumandcoke said:If someone buys a property then discovers an issue which they refer to their Insurers, do the Insurers then go back to the Vendor even if this was an unknown issue to them?
If so, no, they will just decline the claim as a pre-existing issue that didnt occur during the period of the insurance.
You can just add spaces to make up the extra characterspramsay13 said:No
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