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Can anyone take out insurance on someone without their consent?
If a Golf Club provides accident insurance for its members do they have the right to refuse to provide details to the members or are they obliged to provide full details to each member?
You may be misunderstanding what they mean by Members accident insurance. I suspect it is third party liability insurance should a third party claim damages for injury (should a golf ball hit them on the head) or damage (should a golf ball go through a car windscreen etc) not an actual insurance cover for an accident to a member, (Unless of course they are the third party)
Rachel
I believe that if they have insurance for their patrons then it is there obligation to give you the details.
To answer the question on your heading, yes, you can take out insurance without someone elses constent. There are no laws against it
Martin14th
yes is the answer to your first question.
Quite why they would want to withold details of the insurance from members puzzles me. Normally details of the policy would be put on a notice board.
Wiz
It should probably be on display somewere
Ollie
If you are the assured person then they should tell you the details.
suerye
Is the accident insurance really for the members, or is it the club's insurance against a member claiming against it?
If it is insurancce for the members, I don't know why they would not give the members details as it would benefit them and enhance their membership benefits. If it is the club's insurance, then I can understand why it would be kept confidential.
binemaeuschen22
If it is through your golf club then it is just to cover them in case something happens to you while on their course. It's to cover their butts and since it only applies to you on the golf course it's not valid any other time. I think it's called a blanket insurance.
They probably had you sign something when you joined so it is with your consent but I don't think they have to give you details on it because it basically covers their butts not really yours.
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