Duty of Assured Clause In Insurance Contracts
All policies have a duty of assured clause- this spells out that the duty of the assured is, to behave as if he was not insured. Hence, in the event of a peril operating, he or his agent have to take all necessary steps to avert losses/ mitigate the damages caused due to peril.
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All policies have a duty of assured clause- this spells out that the duty of the assured is, to behave as if he was not insured. Hence, in the event of a peril operating, he or his agent have to take all necessary steps to avert losses/ mitigate the damages caused due to peril.
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Duty of Assured Clause In Insurance Contracts
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