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Policy note

Theft and break ins in a listed building

Theft is the one situation where the paperwork done long beforehand decides how quickly everything after it goes.

In a listed building a repair has to match what was there, which takes longer and costs more than a like for like fix. The schedule says whether that difference is included.

What follows is the ordinary position at Noorderdijk. The policy schedule and the conditions document together are what a claim is assessed against, and where this note and those documents differ, those documents are the ones that count.

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What the policy covers here

  • Things taken from the home after somebody forced a door, a window or a lock.
  • Replacing locks and keys after keys were taken.
  • Things taken from a locked outbuilding, up to the amount the schedule names for it.
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What it does not cover here

  • Things that went missing with no sign of a break in.
  • Money and valuables above the amount the schedule names for them.
  • Theft by somebody living in the home.

A receipt, a photograph and a serial number turn a report about a missing thing into a report about a specific thing. Nothing else does that job as well.

Read the conditions document

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