In this action for wrongful cancellation of an insurance policy, defendant insurer's notice of cancellation relied on generalized and incomplete language that could have referred to any of three different clauses of section 167-a (3) (b) of the former Insurance Law, now Insurance Law § 3425 (c) (2). In addition, the notice left blank a box that would have allowed defendant to indicate with code that it was cancelling on statutory grounds, and to incorporate, through...
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