· 7/23/1990
Gaddis v. Safeco Insurance Company
Citations
- 794 P.2d 533
- 58 Wash. App. 537
- 1990 Wash. App. LEXIS 269
How courts have described this case
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- holding that contracting par-ties could not have reasonably believed at time of entering into contract that UIM coverage would be triggered by death of a person not an insured
- discussing that court's history of upholding insurance exclusions that bear a relationship to an increased risk borne by an insurer
- contracting parties could not have reasonably believed at time of entering into contract that UM coverage would be triggered by death of a person not an insured
- contracting parties could not have reasonably believed at time of entering into contract that UM coverage would be triggered by death of a person not an insured
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Judges: Baker
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