American Home Assurance Company v. Republic Insurance Company and United National Insurance Company

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that § 3420(d) did not apply to an out-of-state accident, but considering issue of late disclaimer under common law principles
• explaining that delays of fewer than 54 days held untimely as matter ■ of New York law
• holding Section 3420(d) inapplicable on the basis that the provision “d[oes] not apply to out-of-state accidents, at least where they did not bear a substantial relation to New York”
• collecting cases in which delays of fewer than 64 days held untimely as matter of New York law
• collecting cases that hold delays ranging from 10 to 53 days unreasonable as a matter of law
• collecting cases that hold delays ranging from 10 to 53 days unreasonable as a matter of law, thereby discharging the insurer’s coverage obligations

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).