Jefferson Ins. Co. v. Sea World of Florida, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• determining that an exclusion for injuries incurred during any “exhibition or diving event” applied where a diver was killed while driving a jet ski during a performance at Sea World and noting that the performance required “athletic skills”
• \The mere failure to provide a definition for a term involving coverage does not necessarily render the term ambiguous.\
• “The mere failure to provide a definition for a term involving coverage does not necessarily render the term ambiguous.”
• courts are not authorized “to put a strained and unnatural construction on the terms of a policy in order to create an uncertainty or ambiguity”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).