Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida
Insurance Liability
In a insurance claim/clause,which does not use specificity of coverage in regard to coverage, is it a acceptable understanding that ''Theft'' is an inclusion of the term ''Act's of God'' whereas a theft has occurred and a claim for coverage is made?
Asked on 6/11/05, 7:51 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Tonia Troutwine, Esquire -
Troutwine Law Group. LLC
Re: Insurance Liability
Theft is considered an intentional act by an individual and not an Act of God. An Act of God is a hurricane, snow storm, lightning, tidal wave etc.
Answered on 6/13/05, 7:03 am
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