Catlin v. Nick & Duke, LLC

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• recognizing that the “basic insuring agreement” defines the initial scope of coverage, subject to exclusions “which narrow the scope of coverage”
• explaining that, under New York law, “[e]xceptions to the exclusions may restore—but do not create—coverage”
• “Policies that deviate from the standard [commercial general liability] policy forms and endorsements are called ‘manuscript’ policies.”
• exclusions, which narrow the scope of coverage in an insuring agreement, “are subject to exceptions, which restore coverage – but only to the extent coverage was initially included in the basic insuring agreement”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).