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Levine v. Selective Insurance Co.
941719 Levine v. Selective Insurance Co. 09/15/1995 The trial court erred in granting an insurer's motion for summary judgment because the facts, if proven at trial, would create a jury issue whether the plain…
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941719 Levine v. Selective Insurance Co. 09/15/1995 The trial court erred in granting an insurer's motion for summary judgment be…
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- Sep 15, 1995
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941719 Levine v. Selective Insurance Co. 09/15/1995 The trial court erred in granting an insurer's motion for summary judgment because the facts, if proven at trial, would create a jury issue whether the plaintiffs' loss was caused by the insurer's breach of its covenant of good faith and fair dealing. Also the question whether the plaintiffs made reasonable and necessary repairs required to protect their property is a factual issue to be determined by a jury.
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