An overview of how business interruption insurance policies have been interpreted in the context of the coronavirus pandemic.
Documents to download
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Anti-Terrorism Crime and Security Bill, Parts I,II,VIII,IX and XIII:Property security and crime (Bill 49 of 2001-02) (348 KB, PDF)
Anti-Terrorism Crime and Security Bill, Parts I,II,VIII,IX and XIII:Property security and crime (Bill 49 of 2001/02). House of Commons Library Research Paper 01/99.
Documents to download
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Anti-Terrorism Crime and Security Bill, Parts I,II,VIII,IX and XIII:Property security and crime (Bill 49 of 2001-02) (348 KB, PDF)
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