New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 8/7/1992
Jackson v. Farrion
Citations
- 261 N.J. Super. 481
- 619 A.2d 268
- 1992 N.J. Super. LEXIS 458
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- Although insurer had no obligation to provide liability coverage for stolen vehicle, it had an obligation to provide PIP benefits to a pedestrian injured by that same vehicle.
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Judges: Margulies
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- Douglas v. HarrisSupreme Court of New Jersey· 1961-06-30· cited 92×
- Amiano v. Ohio Casualty InsuranceSupreme Court of New Jersey· 1981-01-28· cited 62×
- Dixon v. GassertSupreme Court of New Jersey· 1958-01-20· cited 58×
- Wormack v. HowardSupreme Court of New Jersey· 1960-06-28· cited 44×
- Fisher v. New Jersey Auto. Full Ins. Underwriting Ass'nNew Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1988-04-27· cited 42×
- Darel v. Pennsylvania Mfrs. Ass'n Ins. Co.Supreme Court of New Jersey· 1989-03-29· cited 28×
- Foss v. CignarellaNew Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1984-07-12· cited 23×
- Uzcatequi-Gaymon v. NJ Mfrs. Ins. Co.New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1984-02-03· cited 23×
- Smelkinson v. Ethel & Mac Corp.New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1981-04-20· cited 16×
- Morgan v. Prudential Ins.New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1990-07-18· cited 12×
- Myers v. CaveNew Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1959-04-13· cited 9×
- New Jersey Mfrs. Ins. v. GriffinNew Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1991-11-04· cited 9×
- Caldwell v. KlineNew Jersey Superior Court App Division· 1989-04-13· cited 8×
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