Resultant Loss vs. Consequential Loss
Resultant damage: This is defined as a loss that occurs as a direct result of an act caused by an insured peril. In sectional title insurance, the most common example…
Resultant damage: This is defined as a loss that occurs as a direct result of an act caused by an insured peril. In sectional title insurance, the most common example…
A boundary wall serves as a dividing structure between two pieces of land (defines boundaries) and a retaining wall serves to split levels of ground to prevent the higher level…
Permanently fitted carpets are insured as part of an insured building. This means that it is insured against damage caused by sudden and unforeseen flooding events such as burst pips,…
With regards to the recent storm conditions in Gauteng along with the usual strong winds along our coast line: Can a body corporate be held liable when a window or…
(02 December 2024) When it comes to trees on sectional title common property, their maintenance, potential risks, and insurance implications can become contentious issues. This article explores the responsibilities of…
Over the past two weeks, we dealt with the use of sections for short term rentals. This week we focus on differences between residential and commercial use. In addition to…
Dual insurance exists where an owner arranged insurance on a section, unaware that the body corporate already has insurance in place. To deal with this issue, you have to understand…
Many body corporate complexes consist of residential, office, retail shop and sometimes, a manufacturing factory sections. In principle, this is not a problem for insurers. The problem arises where the…
In this blog, we delve into the rental of common property store rooms and the effect on insurance. Usually, a special resolution needs to be in place for each instance.…
In a sectional title environment, the garage and insurance goes to the heart of exclusive use areas; it can raise many questions when owners are unfamiliar with the different ways…