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The Extent Of Insurance Cover: The ‘wrong’ type of use
Richard Scorer and Malcom Johnson consider insurers’ liability for sexual assaults in a motor vehicle The term ‘arising out of’ still excludes the use of the vehicle being causally concomitant but not causally connected with the act in question. Could sexual assaults/abuse taking place in a motor vehicle lead to a damages claim that would …
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- AXN v Worboys [2012] EWHC 1730 (QB)
- Charlton v Fisher [2002] QB 578
- Dickinson v Motor Vehicle Insurance Trust (1987) 163 CLR 500
- Dunthorne v Bentley (1996) PIQR 323
- Gardner v Moore (1984) 1 ALL ER 1100
- Hardy v Motor Insurers Bureau (1964) 2 QB 745
- Keeley v Pashen & anor [2004] EWCA Civ 1491