Cited by
Opinions in New Hampshire that cite Gelinas v. Metropolitan Property & Liability Insurance, 551 A.2d 962.
- New Hampshire Fish & Game Department v. Bacon 116 A.3d 1060 N.H. 2015
- In re C.M. & a. 103 A.3d 1192 N.H. 2014
- In Re Parker 969 A.2d 322 N.H. 2009
- Allen v. Dover Co-Recreational Softball League 807 A.2d 1274 N.H. 2002
- Contoocook Valley School District v. Graphic Arts Mutual Insurance 788 A.2d 259 N.H. 2001
- Certain Underwriters at Lloyd's London v. Home Insurance 783 A.2d 238 N.H. 2001
- Slattery v. Norwood Realty, Inc. 765 A.2d 143 N.H. 2000
- State v. Martin 694 A.2d 999 N.H. 1997
- Brouillard v. Prudential Property & Casualty Insurance 693 A.2d 63 N.H. 1997
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Maville v. Peerless Insurance
686 A.2d 1165
N.H. 1996
Co., 131 N.H. 154, 164, 551 A.2d 962, 968 (1988) (quotations, citation, and ellipsis omitted).
- M.A. Crowley Trucking, Inc. v. Moyers 665 A.2d 1077 N.H. 1995
- International Surplus Lines Insurance v. Manufacturers & Merchants Mutual Insurance 661 A.2d 1192 N.H. 1995
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Concord General Mutual Insurance v. Mitchell
637 A.2d 903
N.H. 1994
Co., 131 N.H. 154, 171, 551 A.2d 962, 972 (1988), and construe the terms of the policy “as would a reasonable person in the position of the insured based on more than a casual reading of the policy as a whole.” Niedzielski v. St.
- Raudonis v. Insurance Co. of North America 623 A.2d 746 N.H. 1993
- Guaraldi v. Trans-Lease Group 617 A.2d 648 N.H. 1992
- Catalano v. Town of Windham 578 A.2d 858 N.H. 1990
- Parkhurst v. Gibson 573 A.2d 454 N.H. 1990
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United Services Automobile Ass'n v. Wilkinson
569 A.2d 749
N.H. 1989
Co., 131 N.H. 154, 171, 551 A.2d 962, 972 (1988), we found that the following policy language met the Cacaras test by clearly and unambiguously limiting uninsured motorist coverage to the applicable “each person” amount, regardless of the number of automobiles to which the policy applied: *446 ‘“Regardless of the number of (1) persons
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Curtis v. Guaranty Trust Life Insurance
566 A.2d 176
N.H. 1989
Co., 131 N.H. 154, 170, 551 A.2d 962, 972 (1988), final interpretation of the language in an insurance policy is a question of law, one left to this court to decide, Thone v. Cairo, 130 N.H. 157, 159, 536 A.2d 183, 184 (1987).