Court rules Cork hotel was not covered for business interruption during Covid

The case by Coachhouse Catering Ltd, which runs the Old Imperial Hotel in Youghal, is regarded as a test case for similar insurance policy claims
Court rules Cork hotel was not covered for business interruption during Covid

Coachhouse Catering Ltd, which runs the Old Imperial Hotel (pictured) in Youghal, Co Cork, paid €7,369 together with €1,122 underwriting and tax costs, for the policy. File picture: Dan Linehan

A Cork hotel operator's claim that its insurance policy covered it for business interruption caused by the Covid-19 lockdowns has been rejected by the High Court.

The decision by Mr Justice Denis McDonald is regarded as a test case for similar insurance policy claims.

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