GEOFF HILL v GENERALI BIZTOSITÓ ZRT

Decision date: 14 December 2021

Neutral citation: Neutral citation not available

Court: Court not available

Insurance classification confidence: high

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This appeal concerns whether an insurer's subrogated claim can be pursued in the name of an English-domiciled motorist in an English court alongside his uninsured-loss claim against a Hungarian insurer for a 2018 road accident in Germany. The judge below held the English court had no jurisdiction over the subrogated (insurer's) element and stayed that part of the proceedings, while permitting an appeal. Permission to appeal was granted.

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