Sentences with phrase «substantially similar language»

[28] In Addison, this court interpreted the substantially similar language of s. 13 (2) of the predecessor Act:

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This means that, while policies generally cover similar perils and similar types of losses, the language surrounding that coverage may be substantially different from what you expect.

Without any doubt, a portion of the Wegman discussion on Tree Rings contains language that is «substantially similar» to Bradley 1999, but the majority of the subsection is expressed in Wegman's paraphrase and includes specific points of disagreement (indeed, DC takes particular umbrage at such disagreement.)