quite possibly not.

Forced entry is often a condition of the policy.
Would all depend if you could convince your underwriter you had taken 'reasonable care' of your keys.
Its a grey area this as obviosuly 99 times out of 100 if you lose your keys, or have them stolen, the other person doesn't know where you live so can't go there to rob you.
Would be at best a rather drawn out claim.

Posted By: megson on January 15th 2008 at 12:38:56

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Insurance question.... (General Chat) - Brom, Jan 15, 12:36:25
- I work in insurance & without doubt, you will be covered. (n/m) (General Chat) - South_West_Canary, Jan 15, 13:37:13
- you'd be covered with a decent ins co. like Direct Line (n/m) (General Chat) - Snakey, Jan 15, 13:03:32
- Your insurance company will try as hard as they can to not pay out if at all possible. (n/m) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jan 15, 12:44:55
  - Possibly (in fact probably) (General Chat) - megson, Jan 15, 12:48:51
- whilst risking...... (General Chat) - Cheltenham_Canary, Jan 15, 12:44:52
- Not suer but if it were me, I'd be having a serious word with my (General Chat) - CB41, Jan 15, 12:41:36
- quite possibly not. (General Chat) - megson, Jan 15, 12:38:56
  - to add to that, check your schedule. (General Chat) - megson, Jan 15, 12:47:00
    - Not happened to me! (General Chat) - Brom, Jan 15, 12:49:51
      - that was a general 'your' (General Chat) - megson, Jan 15, 12:52:40
        
        not this again...... !! (General Chat) - phrankin, Jan 15, 12:53:56
  - break a door or window before claiming - perhaps?? (n/m) (General Chat) - phrankin, Jan 15, 12:42:17
    - aye not a bad idea, get a crime number as well. (n/m) (General Chat) - megson, Jan 15, 12:43:13

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