Written by law firms within each state, the summaries cover
general insurance principles and leading court opinions.
Not exact matches
The Court found that the interpretation of
insurance contracts involves a unique blend of the
general principles of interpretation applicable to all contracts and the unique
principles applicable in the
insurance setting.22 While courts have found that the «language of the policy» is the most important factor in determining whether coverage is granted or excluded, courts have found that where there is genuine ambiguity or doubt, the duty to defend ought to be resolved in favour of the insured.23 Similarly other
insurance law
principles should be considered, such as the
principle that coverage provisions should be construed broadly and exclusion clauses should be construed narrowly.24 It was this last
principle that the Court looked to in making a decision in this case.
It should probably be seen as a violation of the
general principle of equality to construct legislation that excludes even the possibility — it is not just a question of money, the
insurance does not exist on the market — of non-economic migration for those with chronic or ongoing illnesses, even though they may well be capable of study or normal life.
We in Ontario prefer
general concepts, like the mirror, curtain and
insurance principles, or the bona fide purchaser without notice, or the doctrine of deferred indefeasibility.
The ONCA referenced the prior decisions of Haldenby v. Dominion of Canada
General Insurance Company and Ladhar v. Economical Mutual
Insurance Co. (upheld by the Court of Appeal in Wadhwani v. State Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Company), which addressed the same issue and concluded that the Plaintiff's argument based on the return to work provision would extend an Insured's entitlement to benefits for an indeterminate period of time, and would be inconsistent with the need for finality, certainty and the
principle of diligence, underlying limitation periods.
Much of the information about how Condominium Coverage works reflects the
general principles of Homeowners
Insurance.
Srinivasan also said that New India Assurance, alongwith the other three public
general insurers is looking to get an in -
principle approval from
Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda) to set up an in - house third party administrator (TPA).
In the first place, as a
general principle, everyone should be honest, anyway, but when it comes down to cost - benefit and the need for a secure life
insurance policy, it's simply just not worth the risk to either lie or be careless in the application.
I recently read a New York Law Journal article that, prompted by the March 16, 2011 Eastern District of New York decision, American
General Life
Insurance Company v. Salamon, discussed how the principle of waiver can preserve a life insurance policy that the insurance company has attempted t
Insurance Company v. Salamon, discussed how the
principle of waiver can preserve a life
insurance policy that the insurance company has attempted t
insurance policy that the
insurance company has attempted t
insurance company has attempted to cancel.
But this
general principle of homeowners
insurance still applies: you want to get the best coverage at the lowest rates.
In
general the
principle is that you should have low cost senior life
insurance protection that is between five and eight times your annual salary.
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