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· 7/1/1968

Travelers Ins. Co. v. Jeffries-Eaves, Inc., of Colo.

Citations

  • 442 P.2d 822
  • 166 Colo. 220
  • 1968 Colo. LEXIS 693

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  • for clause to have certain effects, insurance company must so state in clear unambiguous language
  • when the wording of a clause is susceptible to multiple interpretations, it is the duty of a court to examine the contract as a whole to determine if other provisions will resolve the ambiguity
  • when the wording of a c lause is susceptible to multiple interpretations, it is the duty of a court t o examine the contract as a whole to determine if other pro visions will resolve the ambiguity

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Judges: Hodges, Pringle

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