St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Company v. William Schrum

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• holding that sexual molestation by a third party was incidental to a separate negligent-supervision claim against the insured
• holding that the complaint there alleged separate and unexcluded causes of the children’s injuries, apart from the other individual’s accompanying act of molestation
• finding that, under Missouri law, sexual act exclusion in policy did not bar coverage for negligent supervision of a minor claim because the insureds' negligence was a non-excluded cause, separate from the sexual act
• Exclusion provided: “Medical Payments to others do not apply to bodily injury . . . arising out of any sexual act, including but not limited to molestation, incest or rape.”
• Exclusion provided: “Medical Payments to others do not apply to bodily injury . . . arising out of any sexual act, including but not limited to molestation, incest or rape.”

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