Supreme Court of Vermont· 5/4/2001

Northern Security Insurance v. Perron

Citations

777 A.2d 151
172 Vt. 204
2001 Vt. LEXIS 152

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holding that while parents have general responsibility to supervise their children, in context of a home daycare, failure to supervise is a business activity
holding that while parents have general responsibility to supervise their children, in context of a home daycare, failure to supervise is a business activity
remanding case for further factual findings, though record may have supported plaintiff’s contention, because “[w]e will not engage in appellate fact finding”
discussing split of authority with respect to whether inferred intent rule should apply when perpetrator is minor, rather than adult
noting this Court will “not engage in appellate fact finding” to remedy deficiencies in trial court’s findings
insurance policies are construed according to their terms and the intent of the parties as expressed in the policy

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Judges: Amestoy, Morse, Johnson, Skoglund, Jenkins, Supr

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