Wisconsin Supreme Court January 17, 1990, No. 88-0578 (N.N. ex rel. Donovan v. Moraine Mutual Insurance)
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United States · · · 17-01-1990
lead-opinion
STEINMETZ, J.
The issue in this case is whether the facts indicate that the insured's acts were intentional and, therefore, the granting of the motion for summary judgment was appropriate as to holding there was no homeowner's insurance coverage.1 The circuit court answered this in the affirmative, and the court of appeals reversed.
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