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· 2/16/2000

Borden v. Phillips

Citations

  • 752 So. 2d 69
  • 2000 WL 158485

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  • where the term ‘negligence’, as used in an indemnity clause, is not limited, it should be construed as intending to encompass all forms of negligence, simple or gross, with only intentional torts being excluded

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Judges: Booth

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