OPINION
In 1968, the Legislature enacted the California FAIR Plan (FAIR Plan) to provide property insurance to the otherwise uninsurable. Appellants, who lived in high fire risk areas, were insured under the FAIR Plan. Following the loss of their homes and other tangible property following wildfires, appellants were paid the full amount of their policy limits. Appellants contend, however, that they were entitled to additional...
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