MacK v. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• holding money is not tangible property affording coverage under a CGL policy because \money exists only as a number recorded on a computer\
• finding money is not tangible property because it “exists only as a number recorded on a computer” and “[t]he coins and notes which represent money are of little intrinsic value compared to the wealth they represent”
• insurance policy did not provide coverage for reimbursement of finance charges since the loss of use of money did not relate to physical injury to tangible property
• insurance policy did not provide coverage for reimbursement of finance charges since the loss of use of money did not relate to physical injury to tangible property

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).