· 2/11/1997
American Family Mutual Insurance v. Copeland-Williams
Citations
- 941 S.W.2d 625
- 1997 Mo. App. LEXIS 175
- 1997 WL 52297
How courts have described this case
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- “The use of the phrase ‘any insured’ makes the exclusionary clause unambiguous even in light of the severability clause.”
- because policy excluded coverage for husband's sexual molestation, no coverage for wife's negligence stemming from the intentional acts of husband despite severability clause
- because policy excluded coverage for husband’s sexual molestation, no coverage for wife’s negligence stemming from the intentional acts of husband despite severability clause
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Judges: Hoff, Crahan, Grimm
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