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Supreme Court of New Jersey· 9/22/1986

Allstate Insurance v. Malec

Citations

  • 514 A.2d 832
  • 104 N.J. 1
  • 1986 N.J. LEXIS 1226

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that statutory language “in any of the following ways” did not imply exclusion of all other unnamed ways
  • holding that New Jersey's compulsory automobile liability insurance statute did not prohibit a policy exclusion for the insured's intentional wrongful acts
  • holding that statutory language “in any 7 of the following ways” did not imply exclusion of all other unnamed ways
  • stating that where insurance is statutorily required, \the policy is automatically amended by operation of law to conform to the statutory standard.\
  • stating that where insurance is statutorily required, “the policy is automatically amended by operation of law to conform to the statutory standard.”
  • observing that when automobile insurance coverage is denied to claimant, system often provides “other sources of recovery, such as ... workers’ compensation benefits”

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Judges: Clifford

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