Insurance

Absolute liability: What are the exceptions?

Tuesday, September 29, 2020 @ 11:45 AM | By Monika Zauhar and Stephanie Charlton

There are circumstances in which the insurer is absolved from any liability to the injured third party.

According to s. 250(1) of the New Brunswick Insurance Act (the Act), a third...

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