Tesoro Del Valle Master Homeowners Ass'n v. Griffin

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• finding that defendant may plead a counterclaim under the IFPA because New Jersey incontestability law did not preclude a fraud defense
• explaining that “no one should be surprised” that New Jersey law applied to the dispute, where New Jersey was the place of contracting and the insured individual was in New Jersey
• “There indeed appears to be a conflict between the [laws of incontestability] of the two states.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).