Sutherland v. Glens Falls Ins. Co.

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that “one can remain a resident of one’s former household while trying out different living accommodations”
• concluding that an individual can be a resident of a “former household while trying out different living accommodations”
• reversing directed verdict and finding jury issue as to whether plaintiff, who at time of the accident had recently moved from mother’s home, was still a member of the household
• finding an adult child to be a resident of his mother’s household when he was still fully supported by his mother, still had his clothing at his mother’s residence, still ate all his meals at his mother’s house, and was not paying his own rent
• finding an adult child to be a resident of his mother's household when he was still fully supported by his mother, still had his clothing at his mother's residence, still ate all his meals at his mother's house, and was not paying his own rent
• young adult in transition period attempting to establish his own residence considered part of parents' household for insurance purposes

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).