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Originally Posted by Random_guy  I was under the impression that you WERE NOT allowed to have this situation, as we were told that if the Royal company of Archers (who shoot on the same field as us but are members of the BLS and NOT of GNAS) were on shooting, then we ( GNAS members) were not allowed on the field at all and were DEFINATLEY not allowed to shoot at the same time as it would effectively mean that none of the people on the field were insured at all...... |
As I already said, insurance is insurance and unless the tems of the policy exclude this situation (can't see anything in the
gnas policy that does) as the insured party your liability should be covered regardless of whatever anyone else does.
What you are describing is like saying that your car, insured with Churchhill is not insured because the car behind you is insured with "Sheilas Wheels"
GNAS insurance is a very grey area at the best of times. I get the impression that the insurers like it like that. In the event of a claim the insurers take each case on its own merits and wont say "yes, you re definitely covered" under any circumstances