I don't think its taken literally, its just to cover freak events like a really bad storm etc

incalculable risks. any reason to avoid paying out

Where there isn't blame, there isn't a claim!

Do suicide bombings count as an act of god?

force majeure ?

Your car or house insurence doesnt protect you from acts of terrorism. Ive actually read that myself

what if the terrorist has insurance ?

Then you'd be claiming off their insurance and not yours

You might habe more luck if the terrorist's vehicle is rented. Though i doubt you're driving through London for long without being taxed.

depends on your insurance

I am sure you can get such insurance... depends again on your insurance package you choose.

tbh that's sounds like it'd have to be a special custom deal, like when an athlete insures their legs or jlo for her backside.

my brother has his fingers and hands insured... well he used to, not sure now he's in management

If your a p0rn star can you have your penis insured

I'm not sure about the ins and outs of that

In the UK, following the Baltic Exchange bomb in 1992, all UK insurers stopped including terrorism coverage on their commercial insurance policies with effect from 1 January 1993 (home insurance policies were unaffected). As a consequence, the government and insurance industry established the Pool Reinsurance Company Ltd (Pool Re). Primarily funded by premiums paid by policyholders, the government guarantees the fund although any such support must be repaid from future premiums. To date, despite paying over 600 million in relation to thirteen separate claims, no government support has been necessary.

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Probably covered if the insurance document states an act of Allah. But only then would you get paid out in uber credits, or camels