The Court of Appeal’s decision in Delos & Ors v Allianz provides valuable guidance on two crucial points of insurance law: the interpretation of exclusions in war risk policies, and the scope of the duty of fair presentation under section 3 of the Insurance Act 2015. Despite its roots in the marine sector, the reasoning is likely to shape insurance practices more broadly.

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