Reynolds v. Infinity General Insurance

By failing to give full effect to longstanding precedent of this state and relying on inapplicable foreign authority, the majority erroneously holds that the purported notice of cancellation sent by Infinity was effective. Every time that a Georgia appellate court has considered the issue, it has declined to give effect to a notice which, like the one here, states that an insurance policy will be cancelled on a particular date unless premiums due are paid prior to that date. Because the notice in this case was conditional and equivocal, it *97could not constitute a valid notice of cancellation.

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