A.G. Ex Rel. Waite v. Travelers Insurance

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• holding that, as a matter of law, a foster child under a one-year dispositional order is a resident of the foster household
• holding that a foster child expecteded to live with the named insured for one year is an insured resident
• holding that, as a matter of law, a foster child under a one-year dispositional order is a resident of the foster household
• deciding that the policy behind allowing exclusion applied to a foster relationship where the foster child was treated like family, the placement was for one year, and the foster parents considered the relationship when obtaining the insurance policy
• deciding that the policy behind allowing exclusion applied to a foster relationship where the foster child was treated like family, the placement was for one year, and the foster parents considered the relationship when obtaining the insurance policy
• stating that insurance companies should not be able to fence both sides

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).