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The Innocent Insured: Intent vs. Negligence



by Bradley J. Wells
Blaney McMurtry LLP - Toronto Office

Bradley J. Wells
Blaney McMurtry LLP - Toronto Office

May 30, 2012

Previously published on May 2012

On April 27, 2012, the Ontario Court of Appeal released its decision in Durham District School Board v. Grodesky, on review from the Ontario Superior Court. The panel overturned the lower Court’s decision and ruled that ING Insurance Company of Canada (“ING”) could not rely on an Intentional/Criminal Acts exclusion to deny its policyholder, Todd James (“James”), a defence.


 

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