Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
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I remortgaged a flat I have in February last year. I went with Abbey, and to save the hassle of getting documents sent to me at another address, and then sending those on, I took out a home insurance policy with them, despite already being insured with Halifax. I cancelled the Abbey policy in November, and was told I could get 50% back as I was dual insured. I got Abbey to send the relevant docs to Halifax, and then Halifax to send docs to Abbey. Abbey since refunded 50% of the premium I had paid to them, but Halifax are saying that because the policy with Abbey ran for under a year, it wasn't considered dual insurance, and that Abbey should refund me 100% of the premium I have paid. Can someone tell me who is correct, please?
Dual home insurance with Halifax and Abbey
, and to save the hassle of getting documents sent to me at another address, and then sending those on, I took out a home insurance
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