· 1/31/1968
Pennsylvania Railroad v. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad
Citations
- 389 F.2d 67
How courts have described this case
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- holding as a matter of contract interpretation that “any means any”
- holding as a matter of contract interpretation that “any means any”
- granting summary judgment based on Concealment or Fraud condition in insurance policy where insured “herself informed defendant’s agent…that she had made a material misrepresentation to them….”
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Judges: Duffy
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