Hallmark Insurance Administrators, Inc. v. Colonial Penn Life Insurance

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• \[A] trier of fact could reasonably conclude that the parties referenced the [Marketing Agreement] in Schedule A not to supplement the parties' rights and duties but merely to identify with specificity the medical policy listed.\
• “[A] trier of fact could reasonably conclude that the parties referenced the [Marketing Agreement] in Schedule A not to supplement the parties’ rights and duties but merely to identify with specificity the medical policy listed.”

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