· 6/25/1999
Riffe v. Home Finders Associates, Inc.
Citations
- 517 S.E.2d 313
- 205 W. Va. 216
- 1999 W. Va. LEXIS 59
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that “[t]he interpretation of an insurance contract, including the question of whether the contract is ambiguous, is a legal determination that, like a lower court’s grant of summary judgment, shall be reviewed de novo on appeal.”
- holding that “[t]he interpretation of an insurance contract, including the question of whether the contract is ambiguous, is a legal determination that, like a lower court’s grant of summary judgment, shall be reviewed de novo on appeal”
- question of whether a contract is ambiguous constitutes a legal determination subject to de novo review upon appeal
- “The interpretation of an insurance contract, including the question of whether the contract is ambiguous, is a legal determination . . . .”
- “The interpretation of an insurance contract, including the question of whether the contract is ambiguous, is a legal determination[.].”
- “The interpretation of an insurance contract, including the question of whether the contract is ambiguous, is a legal determination[.].”
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Judges: McGRAW
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