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· 10/29/1970

Jefferson Insurance of New York v. Superior Court

Citations

  • 475 P.2d 880
  • 3 Cal. 3d 398
  • 90 Cal. Rptr. 608
  • 1970 Cal. LEXIS 219

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  • interpreting “actual cash value or the amount of loss” to mean that appraisers could determine amount of damage relating to items submitted for their consideration, but not decide questions of coverage or policy interpretation
  • the function of the appraisers is disregarded: (1) when the award was made without to determine the amount of damage resulting to various authority; (2
  • the function of the appraisers is to determine the amount of damage resulting to various items submitted for their consideration, and not to resolve questions of coverage and interpret provisions of the policy, which exceed the scope of their powers
  • the function of the appraisers is to determine the amount of damage resulting to various items submitted for their consideration, and not to resolve questions of coverage and interpret provisions of the policy, which exceed the scope of their powers
  • the function of the appraisers is disregarded: (1) when the award was made without to determine the amount of damage resulting to various authority; (2) when the award was the result of fraud, items submitted for their consideration, and not to resolve accident, or mistake; or (3

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Judges: McCOMB

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