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Judge Rules Insurers Not Liable for Nord Stream Pipeline Blasts
A judge has ruled that insurers, including Lloyd's of London, are not required to pay out for damages related to the Nord Stream pipeline blasts, citing a 'war exclusion' clause.
6 Jul, 15:45 — 6 Jul, 22:19
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FTVery High48d ago
Judge rules insurers do not need to pay out over Nord Stream pipeline blasts
Lloyd’s of London and others spared potential €580mn payout as court finds ‘war exclusion’ applies for Russia’s busted pipes
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Western insurers don’t have to cover the Nord Stream sabotage, London’s High Court rules
London’s High Court has ruled that Western insurers are not required to cover the damage from the sabotage of both Nord Stream pipelines, the Financial Times reported, citing the court ruling.
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First report: FT · 6 Jul, 15:45|Full coverage: 2 · 7h|Window: 7h
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