Continental Western Insurance v. Toal

How courts have described this case

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• holding that although insureds did not specifically intend to injure anyone, they knew accomplices brought loaded guns and they followed through with the robbery with the knowledge that someone might well be injured or killed
• holding that although insureds did not specifically intend to injure anyone, they knew accomplices brought loaded guns and they followed through with the robbery with the knowledge that someone might well be injured or killed
• inferring intent to injure when the acts were calculated and remorseless, such as intentional preparation to inflict serious injury by carrying loaded guns
• inferring intent to injure when the acts were calculated and remorseless, such as intentional preparation to inflict serious injury by carrying loaded guns

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).