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Guidance Note Imminent Danger Security Costs Extension
SASRIARef: https://sasria.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Guidance-Note_Imminent-Danger-Security-Costs-Extension.pdf
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Collected on 5 July 2026
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What this means
This document is a Sasria SOC Ltd guidance note dated 26 June 2026 titled “Imminent Danger Security Costs Extension.” It explains when the Imminent Danger Security Costs extension applies, stating it requires an active Sasria-insured peril and a demonstrable imminent danger of loss or damage to insured property. It clarifies that planned events or general concerns (e.g., marches, protests, gatherings, deadlines, media/social media reports) do not automatically trigger the extension, and that security costs incurred in anticipation of a possible future event are not indemnifiable. It advises agents and brokers to contact Sasria Underwriting at contact_underwriting@sasria.co.za if there is uncertainty before incurring costs.
Facts
Reference
https://sasria.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Guidance-Note_Imminent-Danger-Security-Costs-Extension.pdf
Key Takeaways
- Sasria SOC Ltd guidance note
- Title: Imminent Danger Security Costs Extension
- Date: 26 June 2026
- Extension applies only with an active Sasria-insured peril and demonstrable imminent danger of loss/damage
- Planned events or general heightened-risk concerns do not automatically trigger the extension
- Security costs incurred in anticipation of a possible future event are not indemnifiable
- Assessment depends on facts and applicable policy conditions (including whether a Sasria-defined event exists)
- Uncertainty: contact Sasria Underwriting at contact_underwriting@sasria.co.za before incurring costs
- Sasria SOC Ltd
- Themba Sibiya
- Sasria Underwriting
- agents and brokers
- contact_underwriting@sasria.co.za
Dates
Closing Date
26 June 2026