FAULTY WORKMANSHIP EXCLUSION IN CGL POLICY PREVAILS
publication date: Nov 28, 2004
An appellate court ruled that the exclusions in a subcontractor’s insurance policy for the subcontractor’s own faulty workmanship or product barred the contractor’s claim for damages against the subcontractor where there was no other physical damage to the real property involved, only to the subcontractor’s work and product.
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