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ARTICLE · 11 FEBRUARY 2025

The Parties To An Insurance Policy

On 7 November 2024, the Court of Appeal (Civil, Superior) delivered its final judgment in the case of ‘C.B. v Water Sports Operations Limited et', which related to a water sports accident that occurred in July 2007.

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On 7 November 2024, the Court of Appeal (Civil, Superior) delivered its final judgment in the case of 'C.B. v Water Sports Operations Limited et', which related to a water sports accident that occurred in July 2007. While the Court of Appeal delved into a number of legal principles, the purpose of this law report will be to analyse the Court of Appeal's conclusions reached in respect of an insurance policy entered into between a local insurance agent (hereinafter "MIAL") and the defendant company.

Facts of the case

On 25 July 2007, the plaintiff's husband had decided to participate in a water-sports activity while on holiday in Malta, which led to him suffering severe, permanent injuries. In fact, as a result of the accident, the plaintiff's husband ended up paralysed, with no possibility whatsoever of carrying out any form of future economic activity. The plaintiff blamed the accident on negligence, lack of experience, carelessness, lack of attention

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