Insurance Act 2015
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2 Application and interpretation
(1) This Part applies to non-consumer insurance contracts only. (2) This Part applies in relation to variations of non-consumer insurance contracts as it applies to contracts, but— (a) references to the risk are to be read as references to changes in the risk relevant to the proposed variation, and (b) references to the contract of insurance are to the variation.
2 Application and interpretation
(1) This Part applies to non-consumer insurance contracts only. (2) This Part applies in relation to variations of non-consumer insurance contracts as it applies to contracts, but— (a) references to the risk are to be read as references to changes in the risk relevant to the proposed variation, and (b) references to the contract of insurance are to the variation.
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