Anderson Gas & Propane, Inc. v. Westport Insurance

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• holding that language is ambiguous if there is doubt or uncertainty as to its meaning and it is fairly susceptible to more than one reasonable interpretation
• holding that language is ambiguous if there is doubt or uncertainty as to its meaning and it is fairly susceptible to more than one reasonable interpretation
• finding that the pollution-exclusion clause was ambiguous and reversing the grant of summary judgment
• finding that the pollution-exclusion clause was ambiguous and reversing the grant of summary judgment

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