LONDON (Reuters) – French insurer AXA must compensate the owner of London’s Wolseley restaurant for several incidents of business interruption due to COVID-19, London’s High Court said on Friday in a case closely watched by other policyholders. Britain’s Supreme Court ruled last year that many insurers had been wrong to deny thousands of companies, battered by the COVID-19 pandemic, business interruption payouts. But the ruling did not cover all policy wordings and, where it deemed claims valid, some companies were disputing payout levels. Corbin & King, the owner of London restaurants includi…