Snow v. ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY

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• holding that ignorance of policy does not excuse 10-month delay in giving notice to insurer when the plaintiff was aware the policy existed, but did not inquire with his employer about its content
• holding that a six-month delay was unreasonable and unexcused
• holding that a 10-month delay in providing notice to an insurance company of a claim was unexcused and unreasonable as a matter of law when the insured was aware that he was insured through some policy but claimed that he did not know what company or companies carried his insurance
• holding that a 10-month delay in providing notice to an insurance company of a claim was unexcused and unreasonable as a matter of law when the insured was aware that he was insured through some policy but claimed that he did not know what company or companies carried his insurance
• holding ten month delay unreasonable as a matter of law
• holding ten-month delay unreasonable as a matter of law

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