Louisiana Court of Appeal· 8/9/2017
Ilgenfritz v. Canopius U.S. Ins.
Citations
- 243 So. 3d 1109
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- entrustment exclusion applied to business partner's theft of plaintiff's restaurant equipment, despite that locks to restaurant building were changed, because loss resulted from acts of someone to whom custody of property was initially entrusted
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Judges: Cox, Moore, Pitman
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- Weyerhaeuser v. Burlington InsuranceFifth Circuit· 2023-07-14· cited 15×
- McGee v. Allstate Ins. Co.Louisiana Court of Appeal· 2018-11-14· cited 4×
- Barbara Rudd v. Bruce Carpenter and Ondre Carpenter, Husband and Wife, and Their Liability Insurer, American National Insurance CompanyLouisiana Court of Appeal· 2021-01-13
- Lee Mallahan, III v. Eric GuevaraLouisiana Court of Appeal· 2023-09-27
- Linda L. Cappuccio, Trustee of the Strega Realty Trust v. Public Service Insurance Co. & AnotherMassachusetts Superior Court· 2020-08-12
Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Hayes v. RotoloLouisiana Court of Appeal· 2011-09-14· cited 9×
- Kirby v. AshfordLouisiana Court of Appeal· 2016-12-22· cited 8×
- Gonzales v. GeislerLouisiana Court of Appeal· 2011-09-21· cited 6×
- Dupre v. Western Assurance Co.Louisiana Court of Appeal· 1959-05-01· cited 5×
- Petrozziello v. Thermadyne Holdings Corp.Louisiana Court of Appeal· 2017-02-17· cited 4×
- Vise v. Olivier House Property Management, LLCLouisiana Court of Appeal· 2017-04-12· cited 4×
- Richardson Wholesale, LLC v. DixLouisiana Court of Appeal· 2017-02-17· cited 1×
- Holden Business Forms Co. v. Louisiana State University Health Sciences CenterLouisiana Court of Appeal· 2005-07-08· cited 1×
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