Subsidence claims push up cost of building insurance

Language: English Series: Independent on Sunday ; 11/8/91 p14 | Times ; 10/8/91 p29(2)Publication details: 1991Subject(s):

Summary: Looks at the problems of insurance claims for subsidence damage as Royal Insurance becomes the first insurance company to introduce tiered premium rates according to location . Other insurance companies are expected to follow suit and announce similar schemes.

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Looks at the problems of insurance claims for subsidence damage as Royal Insurance becomes the first insurance company to introduce tiered premium rates according to location . Other insurance companies are expected to follow suit and announce similar schemes.

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