Beidler & Bookmyer, Inc. v. Universal Ins.

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• evidence that the “appellee’s vice-president and the president of the insured were ‘regular luncheon companions’ and ‘warm personal friends’ ” was insufficient to raise an inference that the appellee induced the insured to cancel an insurance policy

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