Modern Telecommunications, Inc. v. Zimmerman

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that for an insurer “to establish the materiality of a misrepresentation as a matter of law, it was required to present documentation concerning its underwriting practices such as underwriting manuals, rules or bulletins which pertain to insuring similar risks.”
• “[t]he insurer’s proof must establish that it would not have issued the same policies if the correct information had been disclosed in the applications”
• “For an insurer ... to establish the materiality of a misrepresentation as a matter of law, it was required to present documentation concerning its underwriting policies such as its underwriting manuals, rules, or bulletins which pertain to insuring similar risks.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).