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Can they typically deny coverage even if the violation wasn't related to the fire?
by Reelin 6y ago
Can they typically deny coverage even if the violation wasn't related to the fire?
- HenryBemis 6y agoThey are trying to determine the root cause. Hacing it stowed away somewhere, unrelated to the fire is not an issue. But that will give them the nudge to start investigating 'everything electric that was plugged in'. And do you remember that cheap iphone charger and cable you got from ebay for $1? If the report from Fire Department's investigators point to that very corner of the house where the charger was plugged in..... (fill in the gaps.. the insurance investigator will do the same). Edit: don't get me started on that 3m cable you bought from AliExpress ;)