SCHEDULE 1 Information and Disclosure for Third Parties
Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act 2010 (2010 c 10) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 1 Information and Disclosure for Third Parties

Section 11

Notices requesting information

1

(1)     If a person (A) reasonably believes that—

(a)     another person (B) has incurred a liability to A, and

(b)     B is a relevant person,

A may, by notice in writing, request from B such information falling within sub-paragraph (3) as the notice specifies.

(2)     If a person (A) reasonably believes that—

(a)     a liability has been incurred to A,

(b)     the person who incurred the liability is insured against it under a contract of insurance,

(c)     rights of that person under the contract have been transferred to A under section 1, and

(d)     there is a person (C) who is able to provide information falling within sub-paragraph (3),

A may, by notice in writing, request from C such information falling within that sub-paragraph as the notice specifies.

(3)     The following is the information that falls within this sub-paragraph—

(a)     whether there is a contract of insurance that covers the supposed liability or might reasonably be regarded as covering it;

(b)     if there is such a contract—

(i)     who the insurer is;

(ii)     what the terms of the contract are;

(iii)     whether

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