A dispute about whether insurer Aviva must pay out over a clifftop holiday home belonging to a well-known Co Waterford family being allegedly rendered “unstable” following a partial cliff collapse can proceed to hearing in the High Court, a judge has directed. There is an “ongoing risk” that the property will collapse, it is claimed in the proceedings. Gerald Jephson is an executor of the estate of his father, Robert C Jephson, who, together with his wife Pamela, founded Ardkeen Quality Food Store in Waterford in 1967, an award-winning independent food retailer.
Robert Jephson died in March 2010, his wife died in May 2020 and the business is now run by their sons. In proceedings against Aviva Insurance Ireland DAC, Gerald Jephson claims the family holiday home at Yellow House, Dunmore East, was insured against risks including subsidence, landfall, landslip and/or land heave. READ MORE Jennifer Zamparelli would have been worth fighting for.
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