insurance policy clause in Michigan

2017The purpose of the language is to prevent phantom vehicle claims—the possibility that a motorist who negligently lost control of his own vehicle would recover by alleging that an unknown vehicle caused him to lose control.” Methner, 127 Mich App at 691 .

2017The purpose of the language is to prevent phantom vehicle claims—the possibility that a motorist who negligently lost control of his own vehicle would recover by alleging that an unknown vehicle caused him to lose control.” Methner, 127 Mich App at 691 .

2017Cf. McJimpson, 315 Mich App at 361-362 .

2017Cf. McJimpson, 315 Mich App at 361-362 .

1989Review of the insurance policy and clause in question does not indicate that the antistacking clause violated any of the six rules for construction listed in Chief Justice Williams’ lead opinion in Powers, supra. In DeMaria v Auto Club Ins Ass’n (On Remand), 165 Mich App 251 ; 418 NW2d 398 (1987), the Court reviewed an antistacking clause which was very similar to the clause in the instant case, and upheld that clause because it was unambiguous and clearly eliminated duplicate recovery. 165 Mich App at 254-255 .

1989Review of the insurance policy and clause in question does not indicate that the antistacking clause violated any of the six rules for construction listed in Chief Justice Williams’ lead opinion in Powers, supra. In DeMaria v Auto Club Ins Ass’n (On Remand), 165 Mich App 251 ; 418 NW2d 398 (1987), the Court reviewed an antistacking clause which was very similar to the clause in the instant case, and upheld that clause because it was unambiguous and clearly eliminated duplicate recovery. 165 Mich App at 254-255 .

1989Review of the insurance policy and clause in question does not indicate that the antistacking clause violated any of the six rules for construction listed in Chief Justice Williams’ lead opinion in Powers, supra. In DeMaria v Auto Club Ins Ass’n (On Remand), 165 Mich App 251 ; 418 NW2d 398 (1987), the Court reviewed an antistacking clause which was very similar to the clause in the instant case, and upheld that clause because it was unambiguous and clearly eliminated duplicate recovery. 165 Mich App at 254-255 .

1989Review of the insurance policy and clause in question does not indicate that the antistacking clause violated any of the six rules for construction listed in Chief Justice WILLIAMS' lead opinion in Powers, supra .

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1987Putman v Zeluff, 372 Mich 553 ; 127 NW2d 374 (1964) (boy, camping with friends, shot and killed valuable hunting dog that he mistakenly believed was wild dog that was menacing him); Morrill v Gallagher, 370 Mich 578 ; 122 NW2d 687 (1963) (insured threw cherry bomb into room where the plaintiff was working to frighten him, causing serious hearing impairment and nervous disorder); Vermont Mutual Ins Co v Dalzell, 52 Mich App 686 ; 218 NW2d 52 (1974), lv den 392 Mich 803 (1974) (seventeen-year-old son of insured threw pumpkin off overpass in order to frighten motorist who was instead struck, suff

1975In fact, DAIIE was the same party advancing the arguments in Cates v Moyses, supra. After an extensive analysis and thorough review of a similar insurance policy clause, the statute concerning interest on judgments and the relevant policy considerations, the Court rejected DAIIE’s interpretation.

1951In Michigan Stamping Co. v. Michigan Employers' Casualty Co., 235 Mich 4, 14 , we said: *604 “There is a clear distinction between the effect of an omission in a policy which the insurer relies on to defeat the action and one which the insured seeks to have incorporated therein as a basis for recovery.