The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Section 627.635, Florida Statutes (1985) permits, with certain express conditions, an excess insurance . . . However, we find no support for appellee’s position in section 627.635. . . . At oral argument, appellee abandoned its argument based on section 627.635. . . .
. . . not required to insert the words “excess insurance” on the face of the policy as required by section 627.635 . . . Section 627.635, Florida Statutes, provides, in part: Excess insurance (1) No provision of this chapter . . .
. . . , Florida Statutes (1975) and since the policy did not comply with Section 627.635(2), the excess insurance . . . that the deductible provision, paragraph B(2), is an excess insurance provision as defined in Section 627.635 . . . with the designation “excess insurance” or appropriate words of similar import as required by Section 627.635 . . . The obvious purpose of Section 627.635(2) is to assure that the policyholder is clearly made aware that . . . J., and McCORD and ERVIN, JJ., concur. . 627.635 Excess insurance.— (1) No provision of this chapter . . .
. . . contended that the above provision renders the policy “excess insurance” within the purview of Section 627.635 . . . $5,000 deductible for this type of injury and is not excess insurance within the purview of Section 627.635 . . . Affirmed. . “627.635 Excess Insurance “(1) No provision of this chapter shall be deemed to prohibit an . . .
. . . alleges that defendant’s reduction of its policy benefits as set forth above violates Florida Statute §627.635 . . . clause in defendant’s policy is not an excess insurance clause under the terms of Florida Statute §627.635 . . .