Allianz France Iardt v. Minister for Agriculture and Food [2000] IESC 23 (23rd May, 2000)
Hurst was solely and exclusively responsible for placing the risk on the British market (47.5%) and had no responsibility for the French market portion (52.5%) of the insurance; the arrangement at the Paris meeting and subsequent documentation confirm this division of responsibility.
- Citation
- [2000] IESC 23
- Parties
- Defendant: Minister; Plaintiff: Allianz; Third Party: Mike Murphy; Third Party: DB; Fourth Party: Hurst (Citicorp Insurance Broker (Marine) Limited)
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Procedural Posture
- Insurance Contract Dispute / Appeal From High Court on Preliminary Issue
- Outcome
- appeal allowed
- Legal Topics
- Material Non Disclosure, Broker Liability, Placing Broker Responsibilities, Indemnity Claims
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Parties
Minister
Defendant
Allianz
Plaintiff
Mike Murphy
Third Party
DB
Third Party
Hurst (Citicorp Insurance Broker (Marine) Limited)
Fourth Party
Procedural Posture
Insurance Contract Dispute / Appeal From High Court on Preliminary Issue
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Hurst acted as placing broker for the Minister's marine assurance policy with the plaintiffs
- 2 Whether Hurst had responsibility for the French market portion of the insurance
Ratio Decidendi
Hurst was solely and exclusively responsible for placing the risk on the British market (47.5%) and had no responsibility for the French market portion (52.5%) of the insurance; the arrangement at the Paris meeting and subsequent documentation confirm this division of responsibility.
Court Disposition
appeal allowed
Orders
- Declaration that Hurst did not at any material time act as placing brokers in respect of the placing, handling, management or renewal of the Minister's marine assurance policy reference number 90.100 with the plaintiff.
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