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Great value insurance for Market Organisers

We offer great rates and a fast and easy solution for your Market Organiser Insurance needs.

We have over 30 years experience insuring Market Organisers.

We can cover markets/events of all sorts eg:

Art & Craft Fairs
Car Boot Sales
Exhibitions and/or Expos
Farmers Markets
Festivals
Flea Markets
Food Markets
Indoor Markets
Outdoor Markets
School Fetes
Shows
Trash & Treasure Markets

To assist us to get you a quotation promptly can you please answer the following questions, to the best of your knowledge.

Contact Name (required)

Contact Email (required)

Contact Phone

Name of your market (required)

Address of your market (required)

State (required)

No. of markets held each year (required)

Average no. of stalls per market (required)

Number of uninsured stalls (required)

Required Public Liability Cover (required)

Name of Current Insurer

When does your current policy expire?

Have you had any claims in the past?

What style of market? (eg. art, craft, farmers, etc)

How many years experience do you have running events?

Any other helpful information

Please leave this field empty.

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Please note that in effecting this insurance, we are acting under an authority given to us by AIG to effect the insurance, and as such, we will be acting as an agent of the Insurer and not as your agent. You will need to determine the appropriateness of this insurance to cover your needs.

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You have this duty until the insurer agrees to insure you.

You have the same duty before you renew, extend, vary or reinstate an insurance contract.

At renewal, the insurer may ask you to advise it of any changes to something you have previously disclosed, or may give you a copy of the information you previously disclosed and ask you to advise the insurer if there has been a change. If you do not tell the insurer about a change, you will be taken to have told the insurer there is no change.

You do not need to tell the insurer anything that

reduces the risk the insurer insures you for;
is common knowledge; or
the insurer knows or should know as an insurer;
the insurer waived your duty to tell it about

If you do not tell the insurer anything you are required to, the insurer may cancel your contract or reduce the amount it will pay you if you make a claim, or both.

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If you are in doubt about whether or not a particular matter should be disclosed, please contact your Gallagher broker.

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