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Insurance Waiver Question in North Carolina Case
A court case examines whether an informal remark by an insurer's agent about allowing additional insurance creates a waiver of written consent. The decision holds that without explicit assent and knowledge by the insurer, there is no waiver and the policy terms stand. Dissent argues for enforcing the contract as written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubbs & Co. Co
N. C
Insurance Cay
Ibs
L&g. Vance & M. Peli
Mt. Vernon Insurance
Grubbs
Ramit
Ram
Dr. Ramsay
Merriman
Davis
Lte
Lim E
Fron
Eg- M
Islan
Sita
The
Insurance Monitor
C. C. Hirne
New York
New York Law Journal
Monitor
North Carolina
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Ring of
Sound Metal
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Commonwealth Ins. Co
Huntzinger
Pa. St
Cleaver
Ins. Co
Allemania Insurance Company
Hurd
Watson
Madison Ins. Co
Fellows
Western Asse. Co
Doull
Robinson
F. Asse
Sugg
Hartford Ins. Co
Ins. L. A