High Court: Insurers must pay out on €100,000 policy after man's death

The High Court has upheld the Financial Services Ombudsman's finding that insurers of a Dublin businessman had failed to prove that on the balance of probabilities he had committed suicide.

High Court: Insurers must pay out on €100,000 policy after man's death

The High Court has upheld the Financial Services Ombudsman's finding that insurers of a Dublin businessman had failed to prove that on the balance of probabilities he had committed suicide.

As a result of the President of the High Court's Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns' ruling today the insurers Lloyds Ireland Representative Ltd's must pay out the policy worth €100,000.

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