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Spanish Supreme Court rules gross negligence policy exclusions are unenforceable against third parties

Published 20 July 2015

A recent judgment by the Spanish Supreme Court (Judgment number 200/2015 issued 17th April 2015) confirms that gross negligence policy exclusions are unenforceable against third parties bringing direct legal action against insurers.

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