· 11/23/1993
Conn v. Motorist Mutual Insurance
Citations
- 439 S.E.2d 418
- 190 W. Va. 553
- 1993 W. Va. LEXIS 171
How courts have described this case
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- obviously cancellation cannot occur until there has been a nonpayment, and the policy promises at least a ten-day notice prior to the date of cancellation
- involving sufficiency of notice required explicitly by statute and contract
- “W.Va.Code, 33-6A-3 (1967), states that if an automobile liability insurance policy has been in effect sixty days or if renewed, the insurer or its duly authorized agent shall in the notice of cancellation specify the reason or reasons relied upon by such insurer for such cancellation.”
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Judges: Miller
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