SCHUCHMAN v. STATE AUTO PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, Dist. Court, SD Illinois 2012 - Google Scholar:
State Farm has won summary judgment in a coverage case. The plaintiffs purchased homeowners insurance and then made the mistake of moving out to a mobile home. The residence sustained fire damage and they submitted a claim to State Farm, which denied coverage.
The District Court agreed with State Farm and granted summary judgment. Because the insurance contract limited State Farm's obligation to insure a "residence," plaintiff's had no claim.
This type of result occurs all the time in the world of insurance coverage - plaintiff buys insurance only to realize that when there is a claim, he has no insurance.
Edward X. Clinton, Jr.
'via Blog this'
Wednesday, 11 July 2012
Insurance Coverage - State Farm Prevails Because Policyholders No Longer Live In Residence
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