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interpreting exclusion for damage caused by settling — cause of losses has no bearing on whether losses consist of excluded kinds of damage
Summary of this case from Larsen Oil Co. v. Federated Service Ins. Co.Opinion
March 21, 1990.
interpreting exclusion for damage caused by settling — cause of losses has no bearing on whether losses consist of excluded kinds of damage
Summary of this case from Larsen Oil Co. v. Federated Service Ins. Co.March 21, 1990.
interpreting exclusion for damage caused by settling — cause of losses has no bearing on whether losses consist of excluded kinds of damage
Summary of this case from Larsen Oil Co. v. Federated Service Ins. Co.noting that, just because the loss is caused by an external force, and is severe, is not a reason to disregard the policy exclusion excluding a certain category of damage; the court explained that the extensiveness and seriousness of the settling and cracking of the foundation of the house did not mean that the overall loss was something other than settling and cracking
Summary of this case from Phillips v. State Farm Fire & Cas. Co.Full title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Mar 21, 1990
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