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· 7/23/1990

PRUDENTIAL PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS. v. Kollar

Citations

  • 578 A.2d 1238
  • 243 N.J. Super. 150

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that defendant's plea of guilty to aggravated arson not conclusive on insurer's attempt to disclaim coverage in subsequent subrogation action brought on behalf of victim
  • holding insured not estopped from relitigating intent for purposes of coverage despite guilty plea to arson
  • plea of guilty to aggravated arson not conclusive on insurer's attempt to disclaim coverage in subsequent subrogation action brought on behalf of victim
  • plea of guilty to aggravated arson does not establish that defendant intended specific property damage that resulted
  • \A plea proceeding is not ... a full and fair litigation of the issues.\
  • insurer had duty to defend even though insured had pled guilty to arson

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Judges: Judges Long, Gruccio and Landau

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