Morsches Lumber, Inc. v. Probst

How courts have described this case

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• acknowledging that, by agreeing to insure, “[n]either party intends to assume a potential liability; rather both are demonstrating ‘normal’ business foresight in avoiding liability and allocating it to an insurer”
• builder to carry “compensation and liability insurance” and owner to carry fire and windstorm insurance
• “With agreements to insure, the risk of loss is not intended to be shifted to one of the parties; it is intended to be shifted to an insurance company in return for a premi um payment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).