Horace Mann Insurance v. Drury

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• holding exclusion in homeowner's policy for claims arising from insured's \violation `of any criminal law or statute'\ applied to accidental injury resulting from unlawful possession of fireworks, and did not violate public policy
• holding exclusion in homeowner’s policy for claims arising from insured’s “violation ‘of any criminal law or statute’ ” applied to accidental injury resulting from unlawful possession of fireworks, and did not violate public policy
• applying a violation of criminal law exclusionaiy clause where possession of fireworks was a misdemeanor and the insured’s fireworks exploded, injuring a passenger in the insured’s car
• “resulting from a criminal act” unambiguous in excluding coverage for first degree murder
• criminal act exclusion applied to injuries caused by illegal possession of firecrackers

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).