· 9/15/1822
Le Blanc v. Sanglair
Citations
- 10 Mart. 402
How courts have described this case
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- holding that insurer had duty to defend where “the complaint did not allege the date of initial injury” and thus “le[ft] open the potentiality that the . . . plaintiffs’ . . . injuries occurred during the [insurer’s] policy period”
- holding that insurer had duty to defend where “the complaint did not allege the date of initial injury” and thus “le[ft] open the potentiality that the . . . plaintiffs’ . . . injuries occurred during the [insurer’s] policy period”
- holding that insurer had duty to defend where “the complaint did not allege the date of initial injury” and thus “le[ft] open the potentiality that the . . . plaintiffs’ . . . injuries occurred during the [insurer’s] policy period”
- allowing declaratory judgment action prior to trial to determine dates of lead paint related injuries
- complaint’s original allegations “le[ft] open the potentiality” that the plaintiffs’ injuries occurred during the relevant policy period
- “[A]n insurance company has a duty to defend its insured for all claims which are potentially covered under an insurance policy”
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Judges: Martin
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