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Monticello Insurance Co. v. Baecher
960193 Monticello Insurance Co. v. Baecher 11/01/1996 Under the circumstances of this case involving lead paint, the trial court erred in concluding that the health hazard exclusion clause in an insurance poli…
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960193 Monticello Insurance Co. v. Baecher 11/01/1996 Under the circumstances of this case involving lead paint, the trial court …
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- Nov 1, 1996
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960193 Monticello Insurance Co. v. Baecher 11/01/1996 Under the circumstances of this case involving lead paint, the trial court erred in concluding that the health hazard exclusion clause in an insurance policy was not enforceable. That judgment is reversed and a judgment is entered declaring that the insurer has no duty to defend and/or indemnify a landlord against the claims of tenants.
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