Clingan v. Vulcan Life Insurance Co.

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• holding that the initial appeal did not establish law of the case because facts in second appeal were not substantially the same as facts in prior appeal
• finding that a failure to disclose a surgical procedure in an application for health insurance materially increases the insurer’s risk where the procedure was not listed in any of the records available to the insurer at the time of the application
• The initial appeal did not establish the law of the case because the facts in the second appeal were not substantially the same as the facts in the prior appeal
• The initial appeal did not establish the law of the case because the facts in the second appeal were not substantially the same as the facts in the prior appeal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).