Oystein
Penultimate Amazing
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The main point behind an insurance contract is that you cannot "win" from it. Amount received must be equal to a correct estimate of the loss: market value of the building, replacement cost or actualized expected income for example. And you must pay the corresponding premium for this. Non-Life insurance contract only have a risk transfer aspect.
So, if Silverstein properties replacement cost = 1 dollar in 2001, before the 9/11. He will receive 1 dollar (adjusted for inflation, of course). Nothing less. Nothing more.
RedIbis's claims are absurd.
Good point.
At least, not making out like a bandit from insurance payouts is the norm, the rule, the null hypothesis, the ordinary.
A claim to the contrary would be extraordinary and would require extraordinary evidence.
We are going easy on RedIbis, and only ask for ordinary evidence.
RedIbis has been failing for about year now to come up with that evidence.
Everybody in this forum knows this.