as long as it is not total negligence like leaving the items totally unattended and in a crowded place, i think there there is a case to claim it was stolen rathern than lost. so perhaps zoosh you could try along that line.
my experience on claiming repair cost by nikon against my annual plan travel insurance. my cam and lens as damaged. Chartis treated my lens and cam body as separate item, not one item/set.
u should include the item lost/stolen in your claim even u no longer have the receipt. let the insurer/loss adjuster do the assessment. not including them at all means zero chance.
want to add, the clause u cited is mostly likely to prevent a person to "gain" from claiming the same titem from 2 insurers. thus, to reimburse you up to the insurance limit/cost of the item, whichever is lower. as u can only have one set of the original receipt, you might want to send them (made a copy 1st) to the insurer u think most likely will succeed in claiming. if u did not recovered in full, u probably can try your luck with the 2nd insurer, claiming for the difference between cost of the equipment, and what is reimbursed by the 1st insurer.
good luck.
my experience on claiming repair cost by nikon against my annual plan travel insurance. my cam and lens as damaged. Chartis treated my lens and cam body as separate item, not one item/set.
u should include the item lost/stolen in your claim even u no longer have the receipt. let the insurer/loss adjuster do the assessment. not including them at all means zero chance.
want to add, the clause u cited is mostly likely to prevent a person to "gain" from claiming the same titem from 2 insurers. thus, to reimburse you up to the insurance limit/cost of the item, whichever is lower. as u can only have one set of the original receipt, you might want to send them (made a copy 1st) to the insurer u think most likely will succeed in claiming. if u did not recovered in full, u probably can try your luck with the 2nd insurer, claiming for the difference between cost of the equipment, and what is reimbursed by the 1st insurer.
good luck.
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