Coverage connected to New Brunswick, with verified short holdings, original analysis and links to the underlying sources. A publication date isn't the same as a decision date. The dates below identify which is shown.
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A New Brunswick homeowner could not yet complete a detailed fire loss inventory without information the insurer held. The Court of Appeal left that factual finding intact but set aside a ruling about an examination under oath clause because it had been decided through the wrong procedure.
The Court of Appeal upheld Definity's $0.30 per kilometre reimbursement for medical travel because the evidence did not establish a higher rate was required. It expressly refused to set a universal rate.
The New Brunswick court upheld Foresters’ refusal to pay a $100,000 life benefit after finding the insured materially misstated her weight on the application and the insurer was entitled to rely on that answer.
The Court of Appeal upheld Definity's $0.30 per kilometre reimbursement for medical travel because the evidence did not establish a higher rate was required. It expressly refused to set a universal rate.
A New Brunswick court accepted Sonnet's vacancy exclusion in a fire claim, but the insurer couldn't prove separate misrepresentation and material change defences on the evidence described in independently corroborated reports.
A New Brunswick homeowner could not yet complete a detailed fire loss inventory without information the insurer held. The Court of Appeal left that factual finding intact but set aside a ruling about an examination under oath clause because it had been decided through the wrong procedure.
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