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· 6/30/2017

People v. Kindell

Citations

  • 29 N.Y.3d 1082

How courts have described this case

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  • whether fatal heart attack arose out of the “use” of a wrecker employed to repossess a car from the home of the deceased
  • whether fatal heart attack arose out of the “use” of a wrecker employed to repossess a car from the home of the deceased
  • in defining the word “use” in connection with the uninsured motorist statute, we must look to the contemplation of the parties in entering into the insurance contract and consider how the vehicle would be used in the business’ operation

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