Stebick v. McGee

How courts have described this case

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• finding that a “duplicate” policy was the proper instrument for the analysis of mistake when it “clearly and unequivocally” voided an earlier policy
• finding that a “duplicate” policy was the proper instrument for the analysis of mistake when it “clearly and unequivocally” voided an earlier policy
• finding ambiguity on the face of a policy as to whether it was to constitute a new policy, where it was stamped “duplicate” but contained a typewritten provision that it was to take the place of a prior policy and that the prior policy was rendered “void”
• issuance of new policy grounded upon consideration

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).