Safeco Insurance Co. v. Brimie

How courts have described this case

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• holding that school property where accident occurred, which was separated from insured residence by a playground, a fence and a public street was not adjacent so as to provide coverage for the accident as a matter of law
• applying the decision in Envirodyne to allow the admission of evidence beyond the complaint at the summary judgment stage
• applying the decision in Envirodyne to allow the admission of evidence beyond the complaint at the summary judgment stage
• homeowner’s policy did not cover accident occurring on school grounds on which insured regularly rode where accident site was separated from residence by playground, public street, and fence
• accident occurring on neighboring school grounds not considered “on an insured location”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).