· 11/27/1989
Wischmeyer v. Paul Revere Life Insurance
Citations
- 725 F. Supp. 995
- 1989 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 14136
- 1989 WL 142108
How courts have described this case
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- holding that court will apply \plain and ordinary meaning\ of clause where language required by statute
- holding that court will apply “plain and ordinary meaning” of clause where language required by statute
- holding that under Indiana law, if insured's pre-existing disability results in claim arising after contestability period expires, insurer may not defend on basis of pre-existing disability
- holding that under Indiana law, if insured’s pre-existing disability results in claim arising after contestability period expires, insurer may not defend on basis of pre-existing disability
- \This ____ clause of the contract is plain and unambiguous.\
- discussing history and rationale behind clauses
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Judges: McKINNEY
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