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 Poster: A snowHead
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This has just been posted on the BBC news site http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/4798239.stm and relates to CNA insurance not paying out for the mountain resue operation. I appologise if it's been posted here before but I had a quick scan through recent headings and couldn't see any mention of this.

I appreciate that you should check your insurance but it seems these guys had cover for being off piste, (and presumably felt they were covered) but the insurance company is refusing to pay because they feel the boarders ignored warning signs. The trouble is I don't have any further details but the signs they could have ignored might be the standard 'beware avalanches' type and not something specific about a slope.

I don't recall any of my insurance policies detailing what was an acceptable (and therefor covered) risk when venturing off-piste.

Does anyone have more detailed information?
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