Malerbi v. Central Reserve Life of North America Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the rule “has evolved from recognition of the fact that the insurer as drafter of the policy is responsible for the language creating the ambiguity”
• affirming trial court's finding that a mental illness limitation did not apply to a person whose organic brain defect caused behavioral abnormalities
• affirming trial court’s finding that a mental illness limitation did not apply to a person whose organic brain defect caused behavioral abnormalities
• finding an ambiguity in the policy when \[n]either mental illness nor mental condition are defined in the policy\
• stating Nebraska Advance Sheets ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO. v. STATE 791 Cite as 290 Neb. 780 that stipulation was equivalent of pretrial order and that party which stipulated to issues to be tried could not complain on appeal that other issues should have been included

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