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ARTICLE · 24 FEBRUARY 2023

Insurance Law Amid Ongoing Flooding

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South Africa has been experiencing a heavy downfall for a couple of weeks now, which has resulted in heavy flooding in most provinces.

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South Africa has been experiencing a heavy downfall for a couple of weeks now, which has resulted in heavy flooding in most provinces. It is for this reason that the President of the country has declared a National State of Disaster. The ongoing flooding has caused serious damage to people's properties, cars, house contents, etc. It has also resulted in business interruption, loss of income, potential loss of jobs and employment, serious bodily injuries, and death. This demonstrates the far-reaching consequences of flooding. All these possibilities are risks that can be and usually are insured against. This, in turn, necessitates a discussion as to the relevant insurance provisions that may be triggered by the flooding.

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