After a doorman inadvertently killed a man outside of a bar in Aberdeen, his widow brought a claim against the security firm’s insurers. An exclusion caluse in the policy meant that the case turned on whether the actions of the doorman constituted a “deliberate act”. As the Supreme Court came to answer we also analyse how exactly the Justices arrive at a conclusion.

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