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· 10/16/1961

Goldman v. Tudor Apartments, Inc.

Citations

  • 133 So. 2d 803
  • 1961 Fla. App. LEXIS 3561

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  • reversing entry of summary judgment and holding that applicability of coverage would “depend on the finder of fact’s conclusions” as “to whether DeCoster’s conduct was intentionally wrongful under applicable tort law.”
  • stating, “the duty to indemnify is not necessarily limited to the factual allegations of the underlying complaint[, rather], there must be a determination that the insurer's policy actually covers a claimed incident” (original quotation marks omitted, emphasis in original)

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