Sprung v Royal Insurance (UK) Ltd

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
CourtCourt of Appeal (Civil Division)
JudgeBeldam,Evans,Pill L JJ
Judgment Date14 June 1996
Date14 June 1996

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  • Insurance Contract Law Reform - Proposed Amendments to the Duty of Good Faith
    • United Kingdom
    • Mondaq United Kingdom
    • 21 December 2010
    ...(The Lips) [1988] AC 395 and followed reluctantly by the Court of Appeal in the key case of Sprung v Royal Insurance (UK) Limited [1997] CLC 70. The Law Commission considers that Sprung is out of line with the principles of ordinary contract law. The general position is that a defendant is ......
  • Insurance And Reinsurance 2016
    • Bermuda
    • Mondaq Bermuda
    • 22 September 2016
    ...Court, a Bermuda court is likely to follow the principle enunciated by the English Court of Appeal in Sprung v Royal Assurance plc [1999] 1 Lloyd's Rep IR 111, that a claim for non-payment of insurance is a claim for damages for breach of contract, and that a claim for damages for non-payme......
  • Brokers’ Duty When Placing Business Interruption Insurance
    • United Kingdom
    • Mondaq UK
    • 6 January 2015
    ...Some writers have found the case of Arbory controversial since it appears to override the rule in Sprung v Royal Insurance (UK) Ltd [1997] CLC 70 (which held that an insured is not entitled to the recovery of damages for the non-payment or late payment of insurance monies). However, the jud......