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· 9/15/1831

Palfrey v. Martin

Citations

  • 3 La. 40

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  • finding that an umbrella policy’s “other insurance” clause providing that the policy was “excess over, and shall not contribute with any of the other insurance” established that it was “written as a ‘true excess policy’”
  • \An umbrella policy is designed to cover situations where primary insurance policies are exhausted without covering the full loss.\

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