· 1/24/1986
Maravich v. Aetna Life & Casualty Co.
Citations
- 504 A.2d 896
- 350 Pa. Super. 392
- 1986 Pa. Super. LEXIS 9285
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a fire insurance policy exclusion eliminating coverage for losses deriving from “neglect of the insured ... to save and preserve property” applied only to defeat coverage relative to a neglectful insured and not any or all insureds (emphasis added
- holding that a fire insurance policy exclusion eliminating coverage for losses deriving from “neglect of the insured ... to save and preserve property” applied only to defeat coverage relative to a neglectful insured and not any or all insureds (emphasis added)
- holding that a fire insurance policy exclusion eliminating coverage for losses deriving from “neglect of the insured ... to save and preserve property” applied only to defeat coverage relative to a neglectful insured and not any or all insureds (emphasis added
- holding that a fire insurance policy exclusion eliminating coverage for losses deriving from “neglect of the insured ... to save and preserve property” applied only to defeat coverage relative to a neglectful insured and not any or all insureds (emphasis added)
- holding that a fire insurance policy exclusion eliminating coverage for losses deriving from “neglect of the insured . . . to save and preserve property” applied only to defeat coverage relative to a neglectful insured and not any or all insureds (emphasis added)
- holding that a fire insurance policy exclusion eliminating coverage for losses deriving from “neglect of the insured . . . to save and preserve property” applied only to defeat coverage relative to a neglectful insured and not any or all insureds (emphasis added)
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Judges: Spaeth, Rowley, Wieand, Spaeth'S
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