· 9/17/1991
Bloch v. Berkshire Ins. Co.
Citations
- 585 So. 2d 1137
- 1991 Fla. App. LEXIS 9088
- 1991 WL 181485
How courts have described this case
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- finding that dispute over insurance contract was governed by New York law where contract was delivered to claim in New York, where he resided
- applying New York law to an insurance policy because the insured resided and was covered in New York
- “As to the choice of law issue, we agree with the trial court that this insurance contract, which was delivered to [plaintiff] in New York where he then resided, was regulated by New York, rather than Florida, law.”
- “As to the choice of law issue, we agree with the trial court that this insurance contract, which was delivered to Bloch in New York where he then resided, was regulated by New York, rather than Florida, law.”
- “As to the choice of law issue, we agree with the trial court that this insurance contract, which was delivered to [plaintiff] in New York where he then resided, was regulated by New York, rather than Florida, law.”
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Judges: Nesbitt, Cope and Gersten
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