Acknowledgement that a person is a proper respondent to a claim is not an admission of liability
11 Acknowledgement that a person is a proper respondent to a claim is not an admission of liability
Notice by a person that the person considers that the person is a proper respondent to a claim is not an admission of liability by the person in relation to the claim.
Also, a person does not breach a term or condition of any relevant insurance policy only because the person gives notice under subsection (1).
Further, an insurer does not agree to indemnify a person under any relevant insurance policy only because the insurer gives notice on behalf of the person under subsection (1).
Subsection (2) or (3) has effect whether the notice under the subsection was given before or after the commencement of the subsection.
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