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The clause providing that a damaged vehicle be repaired in approved body shops is not vexatious
- 29/08/2022
The Italian Supreme Court, with Ruling no. 23415 of 27.7.2022, has stated that the clause of an insurance contract which, with the benefit of a lower premium, provides that a damaged vehicle be repaired in approved body shops is not vexatious.
According to the Supreme Court, such clause does not determine an exclusion of liability on behalf of the insurance company, but only a delimitation of the object of the contract.
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