Karol v. New Hampshire Insurance
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtKing, J.
This appeal arises from a petition for declaratory judgment seeking recovery for losses incurred by the plaintiff, John J. Karol, Jr., as a result of damage to a documentary film he was producing. Recovery is sought under an insurance policy issued to the plaintiff by the defendant, New Hampshire Insurance Company. The Superior Court (Johnson, J.) ruled that the plaintiff is entitled to recovery under the policy. We affirm the court’s decree.
The plaintiff is a professional film-maker doing business under the name of Apertura. He is a former attorney who became interested in making motion…
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