An appeal has been set down for early November before the Federal Court decides on a business interruption insurance test case that concluded last week.
It’s not often a court case has a date set aside for an appeal before the first judge has made their decision. But a case heard in the Federal Court last week into business interruption insurance has done just that.
After a second test case into insurance contracts for businesses disrupted by COVID-19 concluded last week, an appeal has been set aside for early November.
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