Luneau v. Peerless Insurance

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• holding that an inquiry that requires the court to determine the nature of a party’s conduct and whether that conduct fit an insurance policy exclusion was a mixed question of law and fact
• explaining that parties to a homeowner's policy would not reasonably expect coverage for the different legal duties and the greater risk associated with business activities
• explaining that parties to a homeowner’s policy would not reasonably expect coverage for the different legal duties and the greater risk associated with business activities
• exclusion applied when insured, engaged as disc jockey at wedding, knocked over negligently stacked speakers when he got into fight with one wedding guest about song insured had forgotten to play, injuring another wedding guest
• exclusion applied when insured, engaged as disc jockey at wedding, knocked over negli- gently stacked speakers when he got into fight with one wedding guest about song insured had forgotten to play, injuring another wedding guest

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).