Bronx Entertainment, LLC v. St. Paul's Mercury Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an anti-assignment provision barred the assignment of a claim for business interruption damages suffered by the assignee rather than by the insured
• despite denial of assign-ee’s claim, no windfall received by insurer where expected post-assignment losses were factored into purchase price of damaged premises
• assignee could not claim post-assignment losses because that “would, in effect amount to an assignment of the entire policy to which [the insurer] did not consent”
• despite denial of assignee's claim, no windfall received by insurer where expected post-assignment losses were factored into purchase price of damaged premises

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