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Old March 26th 05, 05:50 PM
Paul Anton
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Default Insurance exclusions???

I just got my renewal policy from AIG. In the section on War, Hi-jacking and
other exclusions it this exclusion.

"Any malicious act or act of sabotage"

It seems to be that this means if my plane is vandalized, broken into, or
even stolen that it will not be covered!

Almost any act by a person that resulted in damage or loss would be
construed as malicious.

Does everyone have this exclusion on their policy?

Cheers:

Paul
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