Crown Life Ins. Co. v. McBride

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• \[T]he form of equitable estoppel known as promissory may be utilized to create insurance coverage where to refuse to do so would sanction fraud or other injustice.\
• “[P]romissory estoppel may be utilized to create insurance coverage where to refuse to do so would sanction fraud or other injustice.”
• \[T]he form of equitable estoppel known as promissory estoppel may be utilized to create insurance coverage where to refuse to do so would sanction fraud or other injustice.\
• promissory estoppel may be utilized to create insurance coverage where affirmative representations induce the promisee into action or forbearance substantial in nature, and where promisee shows that such reliance thereon was to his detriment

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