Constitution Associates v. New Hampshire Insurance Co.

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• noting that “duty to defend arises where the alleged facts even potentially” are covered
• when allegations of complaint do not give rise to duty to defend, “it may be appropriate to allow the insurer an opportunity to obtain an anticipatory declaration of its obligations towards its insured prior to the expenditure of considerable resources.”
• a declaratory judgment action cannot bind nonparties

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).