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"He felt it intruded on his privacy" Nah, if someone is offering to pay you if your house burns down they're allowed to swing by your house and take a look at
by caesil 3y ago
"He felt it intruded on his privacy"
Nah, if someone is offering to pay you if your house burns down they're allowed to swing by your house and take a look at it.
- AlexandrB 3y agoExtending this to health insurance, is an insurance adjuster allowed to stick his fingers up my butt on a whim?
- tatersolid 3y agoMy life insurance required me to submit to a standard physical exam by the company’s chosen medical professionals. If I were a bit older at the time, as a male I assume this exam would have included a prostate exam. So yes?
- intrasight 3y agoThat costs extra ;)
- kspacewalk2 3y agoIf they write up a policy to that effect, and you agree to it, why not?
- dredmorbius 3y agoThere are classes of activity for which contracts are not legally binding. For good reason.
- ryanklee 3y agoSorta burying the concern under a thin blanket of euphemism there...
- olliej 3y agoSure. They can contact me, arrange a time, and then go through. Just as required if they were a landlord renting out property to me. We could put it another way: police also ostensibly protect your property, should they also have unfettered access to it to ensure you're not doing anything that might increase the risk of intervention on your property?