Webb & Martin v. Martin

How courts have described this case

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• holding that labor cost was baked into the roof and, therefore, the policy insured “the finished product in issue—the result or physical manifestation of combining knowhow, labor, physical materials (including attendant costs, e.g., the incurrence of taxes
• holding that labor cost was baked into the roof and, therefore, the policy insured “the finished product in issue—the result or physical manifestation of combining knowhow, labor, physical materials (including attendant costs, e.g., the incurrence of taxes
• where contract just uses term actual cash value, court applied Pennsylvania law to determine that labor was part of depreciation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).