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In English law an insured who uses a fraudulent device to promote an otherwise valid claim forfeits the claim. This is not the position in South African law.
In English law an insured who uses a fraudulent device to promote an otherwise valid claim forfeits the claim. This is not the position in South African law. Unless there is an appropriately worded fraud clause an insured who embellishes their claim with a lie where it is in all other respects valid will not
Regulation 6.6 of the Short-term Insurance Act requires an insurer to give notice to the Financial Services Board (FSB) 60 days before the termination date of a binder agreement (the form of the notice is in Annexure A of Directive 151).
The strongest deterrent against FSP compliance missteps is or should be: