Westfield Insurance v. Sheehan Construction Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, under Indiana law, “damage to the otherwise non-defective parts of the houses damaged by faulty workmanship” does not constitute property damage
• holding that, under Indiana law, “damage to the otherwise non- defective parts of the houses damaged by faulty workmanship” does not constitute property damage
• concluding that policy did not cover damage of plaintiffs’ on whose behalf counsel had contacted insured prior to issuance of policy, but noting that such exclusion did not apply to other class members’ damage
• noting under Indiana law that in general two types of risk arise from a contractor's work: the (uncovered) business risk that a contractor will have to pay to repair faulty workmanship; and the (covered

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).