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Insurance Claims

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Topic: Insurance Claims
Posted By: Kev M
Subject: Insurance Claims
Date Posted: 01 Oct 12 at 11:52am

I know I could ask this question to the insurance company but I don't want to get their heckles up until I know what is likely to happen.


If two boats have a port-starboard incident and need repairing and the non-fault boat claims off of the insurance of the boat at fault, would repairing both boats be classed as one claim or two claims?


It's the difference between £350 excess and £700 excess at stake here.





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Posted By: Noble Marine
Date Posted: 01 Oct 12 at 12:00pm
In my experience only one excess would apply.

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Posted By: pondmonkey
Date Posted: 01 Oct 12 at 12:00pm
AIUI- one excess from the person claiming liability.  I'm assuming it's amicable btw?



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Posted By: Kev M
Date Posted: 01 Oct 12 at 12:07pm
Thanks for the replies.  It's all amicable, nobody was injured which is the main thing.

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Successfully confusing ambition with ability since 1980.


Posted By: Neptune
Date Posted: 01 Oct 12 at 12:40pm
how much excess!  I am presuming you were yacht sailing.

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Posted By: davidh075
Date Posted: 20 Jan 13 at 1:20pm
There's always grey boundaries (inevitably I'm afraid) but as a rule of thumb;
- It's a single excess if it happens at the same time (no matter how many vessels involved or what the extent of the damage). 
- Two times excesses will be charged when two separate incidents happen (even if both are on the same day/ involve the same vessel).


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