· 3/25/1993
Wellcome v. Home Insurance
Citations
- 849 P.2d 190
- 257 Mont. 354
- 50 State Rptr. 305
- 1993 Mont. LEXIS 81
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- interpreting exclusion to preclude coverage for sanctions imposed for disregarding court orders as penalty for misconduct
- \The reasonable expectations doctrine is in accord with our strong public policy that insurance is intended to serve a fundamental protective purpose; to this extent the doctrine goes hand in hand with our rule of strictly construing policy exclusions.\
- “The reasonable expectations doctrine is in accord with our strong public policy that insurance is intended to serve a fundamental protective purpose; to this extent the doctrine goes hand in hand with our rule of strictly construing policy exclusions.”
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Judges: Gray, Trieweiler, Hunt, Harrison, Weber
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