AXA extends its Covid-19 unoccupancy definition to 90 days

AXA-updates-its-Covid-19-unoccupancy-definition

Authored by AXA

Temporary business closures have increased the number of buildings which are unoccupied. These are normally at much higher risk of damage/loss than when occupied, from water damage, arson, theft etc.

The standard AXA policies would define a building as unoccupied if empty, or not being fully utilised for business purposes, for a period in excess of 30 days (please check policy wording for full details)...

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