Sanctions clause does not prevent cover disputes The insertion of the sanctions clause is often justified with the aim of increased transparency and legal certainty for the policy holder. Given the general wording, no increase in transparency can though be reached.f the insurer refuses cover in case of an insured event by referring to the insurance prohibition, it must, in case of dispute, be decided-independent of the clause-in how far the damage causing risk underlies the provisions of the regulation. It seems unlikely that the sanctions clause can avoid cover disputes.
Most people do not tip taxi drivers, however if you feel so inclined for good service, a tip will certainly be appreciated. Dominican Republic's currency is the Dominican Peso, DOP. It might be possible that Canadian dollars are accepted, but I suggest to use US dollars (USD), as they are widely accepted.ost people do not tip taxi drivers, however if you feel so inclined for good service, a tip will certainly be appreciated. Dominican Republic's currency is the Dominican Peso, DOP. It might be possible that Canadian dollars are accepted, but I suggest to use US dollars (USD), as they are widely accepted.
Another quick way to find out whatâs the current exchange rate is to type â your currency to dominican pesoâ in the google search bar (i.e. dollar to dominican peso). This is a screenshot of the Google exchange rate tool.Do not use as a guide. The smallest coin used in DR is the one peso coin (RD$1.00). 2  Cents are no longer circulating. 3  Try to convert your coins to bills by the end of your trip. 4  Itâs very difficult to exchange coins back to your currency.