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Lower Chesapeake Assoc. v. Valley Forge Insurance
No. 991787Supreme Court of Virginia
991787 Lower Chesapeake Assoc. v. Valley Forge Insurance 06/09/2000 The evidence supports the trial court's finding that collapse of a portion of a dock was caused by windstorm. Since neither party presented e…
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991787 Lower Chesapeake Assoc. v. Valley Forge Insurance 06/09/2000 The evidence supports the trial court's finding that collapse…
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991787 Lower Chesapeake Assoc. v. Valley Forge Insurance 06/09/2000 The evidence supports the trial court's finding that collapse of a portion of a dock was caused by windstorm. Since neither party presented evidence concerning the cost of repairing only the collapsed portion of the dock, the trial court's judgment is affirmed in part and reversed in part and remanded for a determination of damages owed to plaintiff.
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991787 Lower Chesapeake Assoc. v. Valley Forge Insurance 06/09/2000 The evidence supports the trial court's finding that collapse of a portion of a dock was caused by windstorm. Since neither party presented evidence concerning the cost of repairing only the collapsed portion of the dock, the trial court's judgment is affirmed in part and reversed in part and remanded for a determination of damages owed to plaintiff.
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