· 4/9/1991
Dolcy v. Rhode Island Joint Reinsurance Ass'n
Citations
- 589 A.2d 313
- 1991 R.I. LEXIS 59
- 1991 WL 53975
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the policy’s intentional loss exclusion referring to “an insured” imposes a joint obligation
- where clause excludes coverage for damage intentionally caused by “an insured,” obligation is joint as to all coinsureds, and innocent coinsured may not recover
- all indicating that the “any insured” or “an insured” policy language denotes joint liability, which voids the entire policy if one coinsured engaged in wrongdoing
- policy excluded coverage for losses caused by \an insured\
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Judges: Murray
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