Does a subsequent amendment to a regulation restrict coverage?

British Columbia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Grant v. British Columbia Pension Corporation, 2002 BCSC 586 (CanLII):

In Kovacs v. Insurance Corp. of British Columbia, (supra), Mr. Justice Meiklem found that with the purchase of a policy of insurance, an insured acquired the right to coverage which was then in force, and that those rights were not restricted by a subsequent amendment to a regulation which purported to restrict the coverage.

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