Squire v. Economy Fire & Casualty Co.

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• concluding that, in the absence of clear antistacking language, an accident victim was entitled to aggregate UM coverages under the terms of an insurance policy that insured two vehicles and listed the UM coverage and premium for each vehicle separately
• acknowledging, in a case involving the stacking of coverage under separate policies, the court’s prior consideration of an antistacking provision in relation to stacking of coverages under one policy in view of extra premiums paid

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