· 5/14/1930
West Point Marion Coal Co. v. Commissioner
Citations
- 19 B.T.A. 945
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that faulty workmanship is not an \occurrence\ because it is a failure to perform under the contract, which cannot be characterized as unexpected
- concluding that faulty workmanship is not an “occurrence” because it is a failure to perform under the contract, which cannot be characterized as unexpected
- holding subcontractor’s “deficient” painting work was not an accident and, therefore, not an occurrence under the CGL policy
- holding deficient performance of a construction contract cannot be an accident under a CGL policy
- holding costs for the repair of a subcontractor’s deficient work did not arise from an accident under the CGL policy, but leaving open the question when there is damage to other property
- holding costs for the repair of a subcontractor’s deficient work did not arise from an accident under the CGL policy, but leaving open the question when there is damage to other property
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Judges: Murdock
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