The ignorance which occurs when a person deliberately and wilfully refrains from inquiring into a situation or deliberately disregards a situation in the hope of profiting from it. It applies to assignees for value who seek to gain advantage by giving notice of an assignment under the Policies of Assurances Act 1867 ahead of previous assignees they know or suspect to exist who have not yet given notification. This conduct is not permitted as a means of an assignee gaining priority.
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Will (Estate)
A plan created by an individual to indicate how he or she wants assets disposed at the time of death. This document is enforceable in court.
Will Ride
Coverage that remains in effect regardless of the geographical location in which a loss occurs.
Willful and Wanton for Negligence (Degrees and Defenses available to the Defendant)
The at-fault party failed to heed a warning and caused an injury or damage.
Willful injury
See: “Intentional Injury.”