Where there is no substantial nexus between the injury suffered and the non-negligent automobile maintenance activity in which defendant was engaged, defendant's homeowner's insurance policy must respond to the injured party's claims.
March 26, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Penn National Insurance Company v. Costa, A-36 September Term 2008; Supreme Court; opinion by Rivera-Soto, J.; decided March 25, 2009. On certification to the Appellate Division, 400 N.J. Super. 147 (App. Div. 2008). [Sat below: Judges Lintner, Graves and Sabatino in the Appellate Division; Judge Oles in the Law Divsion.] DDS No. 23-1-3189 [20 pp.]
This appeal presents a conflict in coverage between a homeowner’s insurance carrier and an automobile insurance carrier.
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