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intentional act

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See: overt act


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Typically, where the harm arises out of the intentional act of any insured, which would include the child living at home, there would be no coverage for either defense or indemnity.
Whereas, most insurance policies will not cover intentional acts.
While the shootings were undeniably intentional and not "accidents," the court held that negligence leading to intentional acts may nevertheless be considered an "accident" and therefore an "occurrence.
 
 
 
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