Ardente v. Standard Fire Insurance
District Court, D. Rhode Island
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION AND ORDER
WILLIAM E. SMITH, District Judge.
I. Facts1
In 1999, Evan Ardente, the Plaintiff in this case, purchased a 1997 580 Super Sun Sport Sea Ray yacht (the “Yacht”) from its original owner. During the period of time relevant to this suit, the Yacht was insured by the Defendant, Standard Fire Insurance Company (“Standard”).
The insurance policy covers, among other things, “accidental direct physical loss or damage caused by an occurrence” to the Yacht and auxiliary equipment. (Ex. A tp Parties’ Joint Statement of Undisputed Facts in Supp. of their Cross-Mots, for Summ. J. (“SUF”), ECF…
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