With the new EPC regulations coming, can my landlord insurance company refuse to pay out if my property doesn't meet the minimum EPC C rating by the deadline, even if the damage isn't related to energy efficiency?
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Yes, landlord insurance companies can refuse payouts if properties don't meet minimum EPC ratings, even for unrelated damage, as it can breach policy terms. Non-compliance essentially makes the property uninsurable due to a voided contract.
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