· 7/11/1994
March v. Paradise Mutual Insurance
Citations
- 646 A.2d 1254
- 435 Pa. Super. 597
- 1994 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2205
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- deciding that bad faith cause of action was not barred by policy’s limitations clause since it was “separate and distinct” from underlying contract cause of action, which was barred
- holding that an insured’s claim for bad faith brought pursuant to section 8371 is independent of the resolution of the underlying contract claim
- holding that an insured’s claim for bad faith brought pursuant to section 8371 is independent of the resolution of the underlying contract claim
- deciding that bad faith cause of action was not barred by policy's limitations clause since it was \separate and distinct\ from underlying contract cause of action, which was barred
- explaining that section 8371 “was promulgated to provide additional relief to insureds and to discourage bad faith practices of insurance companies”
- noting that when defense of estoppel is not- raised in new matter, the issue is waived
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Judges: McEwen, Johnson and Hoffman
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