framkallande av försäkringsfall

English translation: intentionally causing an insured loss

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Swedish term or phrase:framkallande av försäkringsfall
English translation:intentionally causing an insured loss
Entered by: Adrian MM. (X)

13:46 Jun 17, 2014
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Swedish term or phrase: framkallande av försäkringsfall
Can anybody help with this term? it appears within a section detailing the conditions under which the validity of a pension plan can be limited:


Giltighet av enskilt försäkringsmoment vid arbetsoförmåga eller vid dödsfall kan vara begränsad vid:
- oriktiga uppgifter
- framkallande av försäkringsfall
- deltagande i krig eller politiska oroligheter utom Sverige
Michael Purvis
intentionally causing an insured loss (precipitating a casualty)
Explanation:
In UK contract, the related concept of self-induced loss does not qualify for frustration of contract. By the same token, setting fire to one's own garden chalet might not be eligible for an insurance payout.
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4 +1intentionally causing an insured loss (precipitating a casualty)
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intentionally causing an insured loss (precipitating a casualty)


Explanation:
In UK contract, the related concept of self-induced loss does not qualify for frustration of contract. By the same token, setting fire to one's own garden chalet might not be eligible for an insurance payout.


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