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Record-Keeping Was a Condition Precedent to Insurance Coverage

The record-keeping requirement in an insurance policy was a condition precedent. “Here, the defendant established its prima facie entitlement to judgment as a matter of law by submitting evidence that the plaintiff failed to comply with the record-keeping requirement set forth in the subject insurance policy, which was a clear condition precedent to coverage … “ Stars Jewelry…v Hanover Insurance Group, Inc., 2011-09098, Index No 5221/10, 2nd Dept. 3-6-13

 

March 6, 2013
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