Higher PHI premiums for women justified
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Pinder v The Friends Provident Life Office 15 August 1985 County Court (0 other reports)
In an important test case, Pinder v The Friends Provident Life Office (County Court, 15.8.85) EOR5D, the court rejects a claim that a 50% higher premium charged to women for permanent health insurance cover than charged to similarly-situated men was unlawfully discriminatory.
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