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Gresham v. American General Life Insurance

Citations

  • 135 A.D.2d 1121
  • 523 N.Y.S.2d 282
  • 1987 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 52986

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  • holding that plaintiffs unexcused delay in serving notice of claim precluded recovery on disability policy
  • “While ordinarily it is a question of fact whether an insured gave timely notice of loss, summary judgment is warranted where the insured has not offered a credible excuse for the delay in notification and where the underlying facts are not in dispute ....”
  • “While ordinarily it is a question of fact whether an insured gave timely notice of loss, summary judgment is warranted where the insured has not offered a credible excuse for the delay in notification and where the underlying facts are not in dispute .... ”
  • “While ordinarily it is a question of fact whether an insured gave timely notice of loss, summary judgment is warranted where the insured has not offered a credible excuse for the delay in notification and where the underlying facts are not in dispute .... ”

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