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What is a Trusti non-ocupying homeowner ?
Non Occupant Owner (PNO) home insurance is a multi-risk home policy aimed at all owners of property that they do not occupy, those who rent accommodation for the long or short term.
In which cases does the PNO insurance apply ?
In addition to insuring the owner in civil liability, the objectives of the PNO are to cover a claim that may not be covered by the tenant's insurance as well as to insure the vacant accommodation which is, consequently, not , not covered.
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Storms and natural disasters
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Water damage
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Public liability
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Criminal Expenses and Appeals
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Technological Disasters and Terrorism
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Most people simply can’t afford to rebuild their home and replace everything in it if there’s a desasters. A home insurance policy con protect your property, some of your personal possessions, you your family.
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This insurance contract mainly covers :
- Damage to property : buildings belonging to the insured and their contents (furniture and objects);
- Civil liability for private life under which the insurer takes the place of the party liable to indemnify the victim;
- The civil liability of the insured as owner of the dwelling (if he is liable for damage caused to tenants or third parties as a result of his dwelling) or as tenant (if he is liable for damage caused to property rented to it or damage caused to third parties).
In addition, the multi-risk home contract generally includes legal protection insurance and assistance guarantees.
The law obliges the tenant to take out insurance. This is why multi-risk home contracts include a guarantee called “rental risks” (damage caused to the owner). The insurer will pay the owner, instead of the tenant, the amount of damage for which the latter is responsible.
If the tenant is not insured but responsible, he will be required to personally compensate the victims.
The landlord may require the tenant to provide him with a certificate of insurance when the keys are handed over, then each year. He also has the right to include in his rental contract a termination clause for lack of insurance.
On the other hand, he must let the tenant choose his insurer.
If the tenant does not give him a certificate of insurance, the owner can also take out an insurance contract in his place and turn against him.
It is mandatory for the occupying co-owner
The co-owner must take out personal insurance to guarantee his liability :
- towards neighbors and third parties;
- to the co-ownership (but if the group insurance for the building includes a waiver of recourse clause, no compensation will be claimed);
- towards potential tenants.
It is mandatory for the non-occupant co-owner
The non-occupant co-owner must insure against the risks for which his liability towards his tenants is likely to be sought, i.e. in the event of a construction defect, lack of maintenance or disturbance of enjoyment. These are tenant recourse and disturbance of enjoyment guarantees.
It is not mandatory for the occupying or non-occupying owner whose accommodation is not in co-ownership.
Nothing in the texts obliges the owner to take out home insurance. But in reality, it is obviously more prudent to subscribe to one. In fact, in the event of a claim for which the owner is responsible, all damage caused to others (in particular to neighbours) would be entirely at his expense.It is mandatory for the tenant
Anyone can unintentionally cause harm to others. Civil liability, as defined by law, implies the obligation to repair the damage caused. It has no limit: some must pay all their lives for the consequences of their actions. Indeed, the amount to be paid is not linked to the seriousness of the fault or the recklessness committed, but depends on the extent of the damage.
With the civil liability guarantee of the multi-risk home insurance contract, the insurer replaces the person responsible to compensate the victim.
This guarantee is always included in multi-risk home contracts.
Private life civil liability insurance excludes, in principle, any professional and/or remunerated activity, but also any representative public and union function.
Other exclusions may be provided: practice of a dangerous sport, dogs trained to attack, etc.
Most personal liability insurance guarantees cover certain contractual guarantees. This is the case, for example, of childminders, people welcoming elderly or disabled adults at home, bed and breakfasts, etc.
Activities carried out on a voluntary basis within the framework of a non-profit association are covered by private life civil liability insurance.
In most multi-risk home insurance contracts, the amount of cover is unlimited for bodily injury and limited for property damage.
In all cases, you should refer to the contract to find out the precise limits of the “private life” civil liability cover and ask your insurer to adapt the cover to your specific needs.
This category of property is generally not covered by your multi-risk home contract. However, it can be granted on an optional basis in certain multi-risk home contracts with capital limitations. You should refer to the General Conditions of your contract and contact your insurer who will adapt your cover to your specific needs.
Generally, multi-risk home insurance covers damage related to theft, fire and explosion, storm, hail, snow, water damage, vandalism, glass breakage, natural and technological disasters. You should refer to the general conditions of your contract to check the risks it covers.
Most multi-risk home insurance contracts provide that rooms such as the kitchen, toilets and bathroom are not taken into account; neither do rooms smaller than 9 square meters. On the other hand, a room with an area greater than 30 square meters generally counts as two rooms. The number of parts to be taken into account varies according to the contracts. It is therefore advisable to refer to the general conditions of your multi-risk home insurance contract or to inquire with your insurer.
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