Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 3/26/1964
Abbott Laboratories v. Breggar
Citations
- 414 Pa. 107
- 199 A.2d 272
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- holding that “[e]ight months without unusual circumstances is not a reasonable time to give notice”
- explaining that insurance provision requiring notice “as soon as practicable” meant notice “within a reasonable time depending upon the circumstances”
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Judges: Bell, Brien, Cohen, Eagen, Jones, Musmanno, Roberts
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13 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Brakeman v. Potomac Insurance Co.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1977-03-16· cited 300×
- Unnamed caseThird Circuit· 1987-03-31· cited 93×
- Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board v. Rapistan, Inc.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1976-10-08· cited 37×
- Tony Ripepi, Individually and Tony Ripepi, Trading and Doing Business as Keystone Music Company v. The American Insurance CompaniesThird Circuit· 1965-07-20· cited 25×
- Commonwealth v. Bethlehem Steel Corp.Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1977-12-13· cited 19×
- Guy v. LiederbachSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1980-11-15· cited 15×
- Department of Transportation v. Bethlehem Steel Corp.Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1977-01-18· cited 14×
- Commonwealth v. Rapistan, Inc.Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1974-07-26· cited 7×
- Frey v. Security Insurance Company of HartfordW.D. Pennsylvania· 1971-09-13· cited 6×
- Holt Hauling & Warehousing Systems, Inc. v. Rapistan, Inc.E.D. Pennsylvania· 1978-02-17· cited 5×
- Tucker v. Reading CompanyE.D. Pennsylvania· 1971-11-19· cited 4×
- Trustees of University of Pennsylvania v. Lexington InsuranceThird Circuit· 1987-03-31· cited 2×
- St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance v. PetzoldD. New Hampshire· 1969-04-11
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