· 10/15/1932
Goldberg v. Baker
Citations
- 236 A.D. 792
How courts have described this case
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- holding that additional insureds cannot claim coverage under a policy that has been rescinded or rendered void due to material misrepresentations of the named insured
- comparing the risk of “exterior construction work with a tower crane at a height many stories above grade” with the risk of “interior drywall installation”
- a policy rescinded due to misrepresentations is “deemed never to have existed to create coverage in the first place” (internal quotation marks omitted)
- “[T]he CGL policy’s language is ambiguous as to whether the exclusion precludes from coverage any limited liability company not shown as a named insured in the CGL policy’s declarations (Admiral’s view) or only limited liability companies (if any
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