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Second Circuit· 10/5/1998

In Re: Prudential Lines Inc.

Citations

  • 158 F.3d 65
  • 1999 A.M.C. 609
  • 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 24614

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  • holding that, in a case in which the propriety of the pro rata approach was disputed, this approach was inappropriate in the particular circumstances on appeal, where \a number of factors that often complicate the inquiry [were] absent\
  • explaining that an occurrence-based P & I marine policy covers “condition[s] which result in property damage neither expected nor intended from the standpoint of the insured”
  • stating that with a “policy of indemnity rather than a liability policy,” an.insurer is released of its obligations to an insolvent insured (citing Jackson v. Citizens Cas. Co., 277 N.Y. 385, 389, 14 N.E.2d 446 (1938))
  • construing marine policies issued by a mutual insurance association of shipowners
  • when the terms of an insurance policy are unambiguous, their plain meaning governs
  • limiting the permissibility of Liman type arrangements

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