NEW ORLEANS AP - An insurance company does not have to pay for the full value of a Louisiana home demolished by a combination of Hurricane Rita's wind and flood water, the state's highest court ruled Wednesday.The Louisiana Supreme Court sided with Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp. in a case brought by policyholders Mark and Barbara Landry, whose Vermilion Parish home was destroyed during the September 2005 hurricane.
May 22, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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NEW ORLEANS AP – An insurance company does not have to pay for the full value of a Louisiana home demolished by a combination of Hurricane Rita’s wind and flood water, the state’s highest court ruled Wednesday.
The Louisiana Supreme Court sided with Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp. in a case brought by policyholders Mark and Barbara Landry, whose Vermilion Parish home was destroyed during the September 2005 hurricane.
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