Dinocenzo v. Aitken
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
LIVERMORE, Chief Judge.
Cargomaster, an air cargo carrier operating from the Anchorage, Alaska airport, was insured by defendant Underwriters at Lloyds, London. At issue in this case is whether a Lloyds policy provided coverage for an injury caused plaintiff Ronald Dinocenzo by Cargomaster’s negligent maintenance of a C-133 carcass at a location in the Arizona desert. The trial court found that it did not. We disagree and reverse.
*18The Lloyds policy titled “Aviation Premises Liability” provided coverage for bodily injury(a) in or about the premises specified in the Schedule, as a direct…
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