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ARTICLE · 31 AUGUST 2018

Case Summary: R.C. Heating & Gasfitting Ltd. v. The Sovereign General Insurance Company

Where past negligence involved in the installation of the system manifested itself in an explosion years later, the "occurrence" or "accident" ...

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INSURANCE ISSUES

Where past negligence involved in the installation of the system manifested itself in an explosion years later, the "occurrence" or "accident" was held to have occurred at the time of the explosion, not at the time of the negligent installation, years after the policy period for the occurrence-based policy.

R.C. Heating & Gasfitting Ltd. v The Sovereign General Insurance Company, 2017 BCSC 1916  per Saunders, J. [4283]

FACTS AND ISSUES:

The insured, R.C. Heating & Gasfitting Ltd. ("RC Heating"), was in the business of installing gas systems during the time period of August 2001 to September 2007. In February and March, 2005, RC Heating installed a gas system at a property on Whitetail Lake in British Columbia (the "Property"). During this time, RC Heating held a third party liability policy (the "Policy") issued by Sovereign General insurance Company ("Sovereign General"). In 2007, RC Heating ceased operations and its Sovereign General

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