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Can you insure my property, if the Deed of Conditions (legally binding document) states I do not require to contribute to a Common Block Policy?

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Can you insure my property, if the Deed of Conditions (legally binding document) states I do not require to contribute to a Common Block Policy?

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A. In most cases we can arrange to have your property insured under a Common Block Insurance Policy, for further details please do not hesitate to contact our Insurance Department on:- Tel. 0141 221 9266 – Fax. 0141 226 5064 Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority in respect of insurance mediation activities only.