Corrigan v Crain & Schooley Insurance Brokers Ltd, 2015 ONSC 3721
This summary judgement motion arises from a tarp barn that collapsed in December of 2012. When the Plaintiff’s wife contacted the insurer, she was told they were not covered as “collapse” was not a “named peril” on their policy. The Insurer went to the farm to see if the collapse was itself caused by one of the named perils, such as wind, however upon the insurer’s arrival at the property, the Plaintiff denied him entry. The Plaintiff took no further steps with the insurer.
