When you sleep peacefully at home, you don't necessarily think that a window opened for a few hours could represent a risk. But after a burglary, this detail can have serious consequences. As Planet reports, a recent case decided by the Court of Cassation shows that an insurer can refuse to pay compensation if certain precautions provided for in the contract have not been respected. You are explained. Burglaring: an open window that can cost a l…
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When you sleep peacefully at home, you don't necessarily think that a window opened for a few hours could represent a risk. But after a burglary, this detail can have serious consequences. As Planet reports, a recent case decided by the Court of Cassation shows that an insurer can refuse to pay compensation if certain precautions provided for in the contract have not been respected. You are explained. Burglaring: an open window that can cost a l…