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· 7/7/1980

Pennsylvania National Mutual Casualty Insurance v. Gartelman

Citations

  • 416 A.2d 734
  • 288 Md. 151
  • 18 A.L.R. 4th 623
  • 1980 Md. LEXIS 195

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that exclusion from personal injury protection (PIP) coverage for “an insured who is injured while occupying an uninsured motor vehicle owned by a named insured” and exclusion from uninsured motorist (UM
  • holding that the exclusion contained in the policy at issue in that case denied PIP coverage to a class of persons statutorily required to be covered and was consequently invalid and that as a result, the named insured was entitled to benefits under the policy’s PIP provision
  • invalidating an insurance policy provision that excluded an insured from PIP coverage
  • invalidating an insurance policy provision that excluded an insured from PIP coverage
  • court declined to decide whether moped was a “motor or highway vehicle” under the insurance policy
  • “Any provision of an automobile liability insurance policy which conflicts with the requirements of the statute regulating such policies is invalid.”

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Judges: Smith, Digges, Cole, Davidson, Rodowsky

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