Demands and Needs Statement Sample Clauses

Demands and Needs Statement. Before providing you with quotations, we establish an understanding of your insurance requirements. On the basis of the information you provided to us, your demands and needs have been assessed and are shown in Appendix 1 to this agreement. Please inform us if you do not agree with the Demands and Needs Statement.
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Demands and Needs Statement. Our understanding of your demands & needs As part of the conveyancing process being undertaken by us on your behalf, we have identified a need for a Chancel Repair Liability Indemnity insurance policy to protect you, and/or the lender, against a defect in the property’s title. To enable the transaction to proceed and to ensure adequate protection from claims is in place for the future, you, and/or the lender, therefore require appropriate cover with an authorised insurer. It is important that you disclose all information which may be relevant to your policy so that full and valid cover can be arranged. Our recommendation Given the nature of the risk and relative timescales involved, we have carried out a limited search of the market, and although we are not contractually obliged to purchase insurance products on your behalf from them, we recommend this policy from Countrywide Legal Indemnities Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Our past experience suggests that cover provided by Countrywide Legal Indemnities Ltd is both suitable and available at a reasonable cost. The policy is underwritten on behalf of Liberty Syndicates at Lloyd’s, one of the world’s largest commercial insurers which has a Financial Stability Rating with Standard and Poor’s of A+ (strong). Lloyd’s is the world’s leading market for specialist insurance and covers some of the world’s largest, most individual and complicated risks. You can, if you wish, request details of the insurance undertakings with which we conduct business. Our status
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Demands and Needs Statement. On the information currently available to us, we believe that a contract of insurance with Temple Legal Protection Limited is appropriate. This advice is not based on a fair analysis of the after the event insurance market as we do not hold ourselves out as insurance brokers but is based upon a regular review of the market to identify the most appropriate insurance policy to cover your disbursements in the event that you lose. In addition, the policy covers opponent’s costs in certain circumstances, such as arising from pre-action disclosure applications and interlocutory appeals. Despite the rules in relation to Qualified One Way Cost Shifting (QOCS) there remains a significant risk that you could lose some or all of your damages if you fail to beat a Part 36 Offer. We believe that a contract of insurance with Temple Legal Protection Limited is appropriate because: • Temple Legal Protection Limited is a reliable insurer and is known as a market leader • The insurer is financially sound and is based within England • Xxxxxx are known to genuinely pay out on claims • The Financial Services Compensation Scheme will apply • The cover provided is comprehensive • The premium reflects the category of risk • The premium is paid at the end of the case • The premium is self - insured and so need not be paid if the claim is unsuccessful • It is a delegated authority scheme that enables us to obtain insurance cover on your behalf immediately. How to contact us Wisbech 00000 000000 xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Xxxx’x Xxxx 01553 666600 xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Downham Market 01366 383171 xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx March 01354 602880 Under our agreement with Temple, when we enter into a CFA with a client for claims that fall within certain parameters, the client is required to enter into an ATE policy of insurance with Temple. While we have not undertaken a market review, we believe that the policy represents a very reasonable premium for the cover given. We have no financial interest (whether direct or indirect) in Temple’s scheme. Our interest is merely for the benefit of our clients and also for administrative convenience in not having to submit one – off proposal forms and report to the insurers at regular stages whilst a claim is being progressed. Qualified One Way Costs Shifting (Personal Injury Cases only, excluding Medical Negligence) The general rule is that the Defendant’s costs are not payable by a Claimant whose case is unsuccessful. However, there are exce...
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