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United States District Court, Second Circuit
August 13, 2013
RESHWAT HAQUE, Plaintiff,v.COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY INSURANCE CO., et al., Defendants.
LAURA TAYLOR SWAIN, District Judge.
Plaintiff Reshwat Haque ("Plaintiff" or "Haque") brings this action against Commerce and Industry Insurance Company, the American International Companies and Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. (collectively "Defendants"), seeking a declaratory judgment regarding Defendants' obligation to make payments under an automobile insurance contract. The parties have filed cross-motions for summary judgment pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 56. This Court has jurisdiction of this action pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1332. The Court has reviewed thoroughly all of the parties' submissions. For the following reasons, Plaintiff's motion for summary judgment is denied and Defendants' motion for summary judgment is granted.
The following facts are undisputed. At all times relevant to the instant case, Plaintiff Reshwat Haque, a resident of the state of Arizona, worked as a mechanical engineer in the Phoenix, Arizona offices of Defendant Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. ("Pirnie"). (Reshwat Decl. ¶¶ 2-5.) Plaintiff's work brought him to New York City in January 2009, at which time he rented an automobile from Enterprise Rent-A-Car through Pirnie's business account. (Reshwat Decl. ¶¶ 9-10.) On January 20, 2009, Plaintiff's automobile was rear-ended while he waited at a traffic light in Kings County, causing him "severe and permanent" physical injuries. (Reshwat Decl. ¶¶ 9, 11.) The offending vehicle carried an insurance policy with a limit of $25, 000 per person, which amount has already been tendered to Plaintiff. (Plaintiff's Ex. J.) Plaintiff seeks a declaration that he is entitled to additional benefits under the terms of his employer's insurance policy (the "Pirnie Policy, " Defendants' Ex. D), which was issued by Defendants Commerce and Industry Insurance Company and the American International Companies. (Plaintiff's Memo. at 3-4.)
Summary judgment is to be granted in favor of a moving party if "the movant shows that there is no genuine dispute as to any material fact and the movant is entitled to judgment as a matter of law." Fed.R.Civ.P. 56(a). The non-moving party "must do more than simply show that there is some metaphysical doubt as to the material facts... [T]he non-moving party must come forward with specific facts showing that there is a genuine issue for trial. Caldarole v. Calabrese , 298 F.3d 156, 160 (2d Cir. 2002). When deciding cross-motions for summary judgment, the standard to be used "is the same as that for individual motions for summary judgment and the court must consider each motion independent of the other." Schultz v. Stoner , 308 F.Supp.2d 289, 298 (S.D.N.Y. 2004) (internal quotations omitted).
The facts of this case are essentially undisputed (Plaintiff's Memo. at 6, Defendant's Reply Memo. at 1), and, accordingly, its disposition turns on interpretation of the language of the insurance policy. Under New York state law, which governs this case, "the interpretation of an insurance policy generally presents a question of law." Allianz Ins. Co. v. Lerner , 416 F.3d 109, 115-16 (2d Cir. 2005). The Court must give plain and unambiguous provisions their ordinary meaning and construe the policy liberally in favor of the insured. See id.
Plaintiff advances three theories as to why he is entitled to additional payments under the Pirnie Policy.
The Pirnie Policy's Liability Coverage
Plaintiff first contends that his claim is covered by the Pirnie Policy's liability provision, which offers coverage up to $1, 000, 000. (Plaintiff's Memo. at 6-7.) In support of this contention, Plaintiff points to Item Two of the insurance policy's Business Auto Declarations, titled "Schedule of Coverages and Covered Autos, " which states that the Pirnie Policy's "Liability" coverage extends to autos within category "1." (Plaintiff's Memo. 6-7; Defendants' Ex. D at CA DS 03 03 06[1].) Because category 1 refers to "any auto, " Plaintiff asserts that his claim must be covered thereunder.
Plaintiff's argument disregards plain language elsewhere in the insurance contract. Page 2 of the Business Auto Coverage Form, at "Section II - Liability Coverage, " sets forth the scope of the Pirnie Policy's Liability provisions. (See Defendants' Ex. D at CA 00 01 03 06.) The insurer is obligated to pay "all sums an insured' legally must pay as damages because of bodily injury' or property damage' to which this insurance applies, caused by an accident' and resulting from the ownership, maintenance or use of a covered auto'." (Id.) The Pirnie Policy's Liability provisions benefit Plaintiff only to the extent that he may have been obligated to make damages payments to a third party in satisfaction of his own liability. The record provides no indication that Plaintiff is or was liable to any third parties for damages arising out of the January 20, 2009 collision. The Pirnie Policy's plain language thus forecloses Plaintiff from obtaining benefits under its Liability provisions.
Supplementary Arizona Underinsured Motorists Coverage Endorsement
Plaintiff next claims that he is entitled to benefits under the policy's Arizona Underinsured Motorists Coverage ("Arizona SUM") endorsement due to "several significant contacts" between Arizona and the parties. (See Plaintiff's Memo. at 14; Defendants' Ex. D at CA 21 40 06 07.) The Arizona SUM endorsement entitles an applicable insured to receive up to $1 million in compensation for damages caused by the driver of an underinsured vehicle. (Defendants' Ex. D. CA 21 40 06 07.) The first line of the Arizona SUM endorsement states, however, that it modifies the terms of the Business Auto Coverage Form only with respect to "a covered auto' licensed or principally garaged in... Arizona." (Defendants' Ex. D at CA 21 40 06 07.) It is undisputed that the vehicle Plaintiff was driving at the time of the collision was registered in the state of New York. (See Plaintiff's Ex. B.) There is no evidence in the record that the vehicle was principally garaged in Arizona. Accordingly, any contacts the parties may have had with Arizona are irrelevant in light of the endorsement's clear language, and Plaintiff is not entitled to benefits under the Pirnie Policy's Arizona SUM endorsement.
New York Insurance Law § 3420(d)
Insurers who wish to "disclaim liability or deny coverage for death or bodily injury arising out of an accident" in New York State must "give written notice as soon as is reasonably possible of such disclaimer of liability or denial of coverage to the insured and the injured person or any other claimant." N.Y. Ins. L. § 3420(d). A failure to timely disclaim coverage will preclude an insurer from successfully disclaiming coverage later. See, e.g., NGM Ins. Co. v. Blakely Pumping, Inc. , 593 F.3d 150, 153 (2d. Cir. 2010) (citing Hartford Ins. Co. v. County of Nassau , 46 N.Y.2d 1028, 1029 (1979)).
The distinction between claims not covered by reason of exclusion, for which Section 3420(d) requires a disclaimer, and claims not covered in the first instance, for which no disclaimer is required, has been characterized as "problematic." NGM Ins. Co. , 593 F.3d 150 at 153. Nevertheless, there is a substantial body of case law elaborating upon this distinction. The New York Court of Appeals interprets Section 3420(d) to require the issuance of a disclaimer where a denial of coverage is "predicated upon an exclusion set forth in a policy which, without the exclusion, would provide coverage for the liability in question." Zappone v. Home Ins. Co. , 55 N.Y.2d 131, 134 (1982). For example, where an insurer denies coverage on the grounds that "a car which was originally covered under a fleet policy became uncovered' upon the happening of a subsequent event, " the Court of Appeals concluded that the denial was premised on a policy exclusion. Planet Ins. Co. v. Bright Bay Classic Vehicles, Inc. , 75 N.Y.2d 394, 401 (1990). On the other hand, a disclaimer is not required where "the policy as written could not have covered the liability in question under any circumstances." Zappone , 55 N.Y.2d at 134. As the Court of Appeals observed, extending Section 3420(d) to require disclaimers in response to claims for which there was never a policy in effect would "bring within the policy a liability incurred neither by the person insured nor in the vehicle insured, " thus "impos[ing] liability upon the carrier for which no premium had ever been received by it" and "giv[ing] no significance whatsoever to the fact that automobile insurance is a contract with a named person as to a specified vehicle." Zappone , 55 N.Y.2d at 135-36.
On January 24, 2012, Defendants sent a letter to Plaintiff's counsel stating their position that, under the terms of the Pirnie Policy, there was no coverage for Plaintiff's claim. (Plaintiff's Ex. H.) Plaintiff contends that Defendants' failure to issue any correspondence disclaiming or denying coverage before January 24, 2012, precludes Defendants from now denying coverage. Defendants counter that, because the Pirnie Policy provided no coverage for Plaintiff's claim in the first instance, they were not required to issue a disclaimer. As explained above, neither the Pirnie Policy's Liability provisions nor its Arizona SUM endorsement can be construed to cover Plaintiff's claim. Thus, neither gave rise to a duty to disclaim. Nevertheless, Plaintiff argues that such a duty also arises under other endorsements in the Pirnie Policy, namely the New York Uninsured Motorists endorsement and any Supplementary Uninsured/Underinsured Motorists endorsements the policy may contain. For the following reasons, the Court agrees with Defendants that Plaintiff's claim was not covered by any of the additional endorsements he invokes and that Defendants therefore bore no duty to disclaim nor any concomitant coverage liability.
First, Plaintiff's claim plainly does not fall within the scope of the Pirnie Policy's New York Uninsured Motorists endorsement. (See Defendants' Ex. D at CA 3113 09 96.) As Defendants indicated in the January 24, 2012, letter to Plaintiff's counsel, coverage under the New York Uninsured Motorists endorsement extended only to autos within category "6, " which includes "[o]nly those autos' you own, " subject to additional conditions not here relevant. (See Plaintiff's Ex. H.; see also Defendants' Ex. D at CA 00 01 03 06.) Limiting Uninsured Motorists coverage to only those autos owned by the insured "merely describes the scope of the policy's coverage" and does not constitute an exclusion triggering a duty to disclaim. Max Specialty Ins. Co. v. WSG Investors, LLC, No. 09-CV-05237, 2012 WL 3150577 at *3 (E.D.N.Y. Aug. 2, 2012); see also NGM Ins. Co. v. Blakely Pumping, Inc. , 593 F.3d 150, 154 (2d Cir. 2010) (holding that an insurance policy endorsement's definitions of "Hired Auto" and Non-Owned Auto" did not constitute exclusions triggering § 3420(d)'s disclaimer requirement).
Nor is Plaintiff entitled to Supplementary Uninsured/Underinsured Motorists ("New York SUM") benefits. Under New York law, insurers are required to provide their policy holders the option to purchase "supplementary uninsured/underinsured motorists insurance for bodily injury." N.Y. Ins. L. § 3420(f)(2)(A). Defendant Pirnie was offered the option of purchasing New York SUM coverage but elected not to do so, instead purchasing only the Uninsured Motorists coverage mandated by New York law. (Brown Aff. ¶ 11.) The Pirnie Policy contains no New York SUM endorsement.
Finally, Plaintiff also points to language elsewhere in the Pirnie Policy stipulating that a "leased auto" will be deemed "a covered auto' you own" for specified purposes. (See Plaintiff's Memo. 12-13, citing Defendants' Ex. D at CA 20 01 03 06 ("Lessor - Additional Insured and Loss Payee" endorsement) and Defendants' Ex. D. 20 54 10 01 ("Employee Hired Autos" endorsement)). However, the referenced modifications are limited to the policy's Liability Coverage and Hired Auto Physical Damage provisions, and do not apply to the policy's Uninsured Motorists coverage.
Attorney's Fees
Defendants have requested attorney's fees under 22 NYCRR § 130-1.1, which authorizes courts to award costs and impose sanctions for frivolous conduct in civil litigation. 22 NYCRR § 130-1.1. "This provision, however, is part of the Rules of the Chief Administrator of the New York State Courts governing judicial administration of the state courts, and is thus inapplicable to an attorney's conduct in federal court." Harris v. Coleman , 863 F.Supp.2d 336, 345 (S.D.N.Y. 2012) (internal quotations omitted). Defendants' request for attorney's fees is, accordingly, denied.
For the foregoing reasons, Plaintiff's motion for summary judgment is denied. Defendants' motion for summary judgment is granted, and the Amended Complaint is dismissed. The Clerk of Court is requested to enter judgment dismissing the Amended Complaint and to close this case. This Memorandum Order resolves docket entry nos. 15 and 21.
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Posted on 02/13/2013 9:20:08 PM PST by rawhide
Two test flights of Boeing Co's (BA.N) 787 Dreamliner have not revealed the cause of the battery malfunctions that grounded the jets, leaving it to focus on low-tech interim fixes, the Wall Street Journal said, citing government and industry officials.
More test flights are planned, including efforts to assess potential fixes, although no significant new clues emerged to help pinpoint the cause of the problem, the Journal said.
Boeing is now considering putting the lithium ion batteries in a sturdier container to stop heat, flames and toxic chemicals from escaping if the power packs overheat, the newspaper said.
People familiar with the design of the container told the Journal that titanium is a possible material for its construction.
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This has to be one the most asinine thing I have ever heard! The FAA cannot allow this happen!
Me too.
The FAA cannot allow this happen!
Wanna bet?
An "interim fix"? Like giving all passengers a bus ticket?
Why not use aircraft rated lead acid batteries?
They seem to work on fighter aircraft...
Singular faults that cannot be recreated are the bane of some industries; aviation and space vehicles are among them, but even down to the Earth Toyota got plenty of flak for the stuck accelerator pedal in some cars.
Given what we know, there is only one obvious solution, short of canceling the 787 project and refunding the purchase price. That solution would be:
They don't meet the RoHS requirements?
Plastic piece of CRAP.
This is going to be the end of Boeing.
If I was Boeing, I might consider scrapping the lithium in favor of more proven cadmium, weight and space penalty and all.
(Note: I am not a chemical engineer, so I reserve the privilege to be in complete ignorance on this topic.)
Boeing is running these 2-3 hours tests.
What they need to do is fly the 787 on a overseas flight, with all the electronics going full blast, tv's and cooking appliances and the such, as in the real world. And weigh the plane down as if you have a full load of people, then fly halfway out into the Pacific and then return home. That will tell you more than these short-hop tests they are running.
Which they couldn't re-create because it had never happened in the first place. The "stuck accelerator pedal" turned out to be a hoax.
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Management to have fireproof business suits at the ready
"Plastic piece of CRAP."
Far exceeds the life and strength of aluminum!!!
Its a spark that "jumps" (cough 800 cough).
Don't worry...this will be just fine.
In a 2010 article, Gizmag quoted Professor Clare Grey as saying, "Fire safety is a major problem that must be solved before we can get to the next generation of lithium-ion batteries and before we can safely use these batteries in a wider range of transportation applications."
I guess we are lucky that nobody was reckless enough to stuff a car with half a ton of those Li-Ion firebombs. Otherwise it might be bad news for owners of those cars.
If I was Boeing, I might consider scrapping the lithium in favor of more proven cadmium, weight and space penalty and all.
Boeing may simply not have that extra space. Otherwise sure, there are tens of proven chemistries that are inherently safe (from fire, at least.) But they are not as capable. If Boeing depends on a certain discharge current from these batteries, retrofit might take a while (months) and you'd have to recertify, which will take even longer. Electrical failure in an airplane can be an unpleasant surprise in the air, especially if all your controls are electrically actuated.
I just looked up aircraft lead acid battery. Apparently the NiCad batteries might be banned because they are to hazardous to the health of recyclers. The article I found talked about the pitfalls of the Lithium batteries and seemed to suggest (air craft) lead acid batteries are the way to go.
Nah uh!
I is the inspector!
The engineers right out of high school don't know shisa!
My next plane will be a Lancair P4, all glass!!
I understand, from very knowledable family sources, is that the Dreamliner is an electrical hog, as all normally hydraulic systems have been replaced by electric motors.
I also understand that the Japanese airlines are very, very power consious, and may be depleting the batteries excessively, which may then cause generator recharging of the batteries exceeding rates that they can accept charge, leading to heat.
In a short time, Boeing will get to the bottom of this problem! Crisis over!
Actually, all they have to do is change from cobalt li-ion to manganese or nickle li-ion. They took a huge gamble with the slightly higher performance of cobalt and lost big.
"Examine the recorded fault conditions and try to recreate them. Make the battery fail on the ground. Once that happens you have solved 90% of the problem."
The answer is known:
These batteries fail in a catastrophic manner due to internal or external shorts. External shorts can be protected against by proper fusing. Internal shorts are not so easy...
Think of it this way. These batteries, although not the power density of a hydrocarbon fuel, still hold an immense amount of energy. And they are capable of extremely high discharge rates, much higher than a lead acid or nickel cadmium battery.
For example, I have one of these on my electric bike. It is rated at 20 amp hours at 36 volts. My battery is capable of delivering 120 amps into a load in 10 minutes. In the case of my battery, it would explode if you tried that. Like I said, fuses can mitigate that risk...
However, internal shorts are another matter. These batteries are the functional equivalent of a gas tank on your lawnmower (or your car) where the oxygen is stored in the same tank, separated by a thin plastic membrane possibly a couple of thousandth of an inch thick.
If one cell fails, the resulting thermal damage will rupture the other cells in the battery and all of a sudden you have a bomb. A KWH of energy released in 10 seconds is 360 kilowatt seconds.
But the charging circuits are charge rate limited and quad-redundant and if one malfunctioned the others would be lighting up warning blinkers like a Christmas tree. There are current and thermal sensors embedded in the systems. I think it is much more likely that an internal short developed in these batteries.
" I think it is much more likely that an internal short developed in these batteries."
I think you are right...
These batteries are said to work well in other vehicles, even in those that experience considerable vibration. Ther must be something unique to 787 that causes the problem. Could be pressure change, could be vibration at certain frequencies, could be stray charged particles (those can impact not just the battery, but the controller too. Is the controller fault-proof?)
One bad cause would be defects in manufacturing of those specific batteries that failed. The fire destroys all the evidence (the microstructures that can short the terminals.) You can stare at the good batteries until the cows come home, and you will see nothing and the tests will show nothing. You have to test *bad* batteries - perhaps a large number of batteries, to find those that are bad.
If Boeing cannot find the trigger then they might just as well start designing these batteries out. You cannot sell 50 airplanes for $200M each and then tell the happy owners that they cannot fly them. It's serious money, and there is serious interest on those credits. I'm sure Boeing does everything they can to mollify the customers; otherwise the very first lawsuit will bring Boeing to their knees - and it will be an open and shut case in any court of the world.
So make the battery manufacturer be made to replace them every 10,000 flt. hours(or much less) until they solve the problem(assuming it really IS a "battery" problem).
Make a mandatory(pre-flight)check for battery condition daily/other with internal monitoring systems galore.
(no-bleed system...gutsy call or ???)
If it were a Republican administration pushing(unproven/green)battery technology...the media would have a field day throwing these type stories back in their face.
"Far exceeds the life and strength of aluminum!!!"
Yeah, I'll just bet "kennyboy" still drives a horse-drawn buggy. Composites are amazing structural materials.
"I understand, from very knowledable family sources, is that the Dreamliner is an electrical hog, as all normally hydraulic systems have been replaced by electric motors."
If I remember correctly, the batteries involved are used to start the APU, which provides ground power and the means to start the engines. So It's doubtful that the problem is related to in-flight electrical power which is normally provided by the generators on the engines. BTW, if you have a really new car, you may find that the hydraulics that used to power the power steering have been replaced with an electric motor as well. Much simpler, more reliable, and a whole lot lighter.
these batteries are needed when the airline
is too cheap to run the APU, or not.
please enlighten me.
So the battery is overheating and the solution is to put it in an enclosed metal box???!!!
LOL, more like unlocked cargo door failure and a payoff.
Folks, you have the wrong impression of what these batteries are for. They are not used to run the entertainment and hospitality equipment. They are used to start the APU's and in emergencies, the avionics.
They are the size of an old desktop PC.
With that said, from the photographs I've seen, these packs are poorly designed for use in aircraft:
1) The cells are not partitioned with a cooling system - Air or water jacket around each cell to prevent over or under heating.
2) The electronics in the pack are incorrectly supported for aerospace use - They are held via posts instead of frames and slots.
3) If dedrite growth is the issue, 2 - 3 hour flights will not cause a failure in the short term. Repeated, rapid charge and discharge cycles on a bench will cause the dendrite growth which will eventuall pierce the inter-layer membrain of an individual battery leading to thermal runaway.
Also, there's way to much speculation being taken as fact here. Go to the NTSB web site and read the investigation reports for facts.
Also, let the engineers do their job. Time more than anything will find the source of this problem.
As an interm, Boeing can probably retrofit nickel metal hydride packs. This will require a recertificaiton of the aircraft however. Which can take months.
Yes, But its a sturdy box. Plan B is to have the flight attendants pour ice into the box every hour.
Aircraft batteries serve several purposes. One is to start the APU, another is emergency power in the event of total generator outage (flameout of all engines like Sullys Hudson crash), aircraft need a power source for relays etc so that you can hook up external power.
Airlines use gate power, APU or external power carts when on the ground. The only time they use APUs on the ground is when parked away from a gate or during wait times for taxi, etc. There is a fixed fee for using electrical carts, tow bars, etc.
APUs are very fuel efficient. On the DC-9 we would add an extra 500 pounds of jet fuel to accomodate APU usage. We ran the APUs all night.
I've seen the result of a lead battery explosion on an aircraft. The battery was enclosed in an armored box that was perfectly round after the explosion. One of the cells had shorted out. No idea how it happened because the bird was parked for the night with no systems left on.
>>> Far exceeds the life and strength of aluminum!!! <<<
We will see what problems the plastic tube encounters.
You may remember the Comet disaster.
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Strawberry Nachos
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A great way to cool your mouth after a meal of hot and spicey! Prep time includes chill time.
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- 3 cups sliced fresh strawberries
- 1⁄4 cup sugar
- 1⁄4 cup almond flavored liqueur (such as Amaretto) or 1 teaspoon almond extract
- 3⁄4 cup sour cream
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 6 6-inch flour tortillas
- 2 tablespoons melted butter
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 tablespoons sliced almonds, toasted
- 1 tablespoon shaved semisweet chocolate
- Combine strawberries, 1/4 cup sugar and almond-flavored liqueur in a bowl; stir well.
- Cover and refrigerate for at 1 hour.
- Combine sour cream, 2 tablespoon sugar and 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon in a small bowl; stir well.
- Cover and refrigerate.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Using a pastry brush, lightly brush 1 side of the tortillas with melted butter.
- Cut each tortilla into 6 wedges and arrange on 2 ungreased baking sheets.
- Sprinkle tortilla wedges evenly with 2 teaspoon sugar and 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon.
- Bake for 6 to 8 minutes, or until crisp.
- Remove from oven and cool.
- Drain strawberries (if you used the liqueur reserve liquid in a cocktail glass and sip while you finish making this dessert) Place 6 tortilla wedges on each of 6 dessert plates.
- Top each tortilla wedge with strawberries and a little of the sour cream mixture.
- Sprinkle toasted almonds and shaved chocolate evenly among nachos.
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So good, light but wonderful flavors. Great for dessert after our tamales.
Did this on taco night. They were a big hit with everyone. I didn't know sour cream could be used like that. Thanks Karen for the recipe. Deb


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Decided: January 25, 1940.
ZURICH GENERAL ACCIDENT AND LIABILITY INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT,v.ACKERMAN BROS., INC., A CORPORATION OF NEW JERSEY, AND JOSEPH BARBONI, DEFENDANTS-RESPONDENTS
On appeal from the Supreme Court.
For the plaintiff-appellant, George F. Lahey, Jr.
For the defendants-respondents, Cox & Walburg (Harry E. Walburg, of counsel).
[124 NJL Page 188]
The opinion of the court was delivered by
PORTER, J. The plaintiff appeals from a judgment of nonsuit entered in the Bergen Circuit of the Supreme Court.
The action is to recover damages for personal injuries claimed to have been suffered by one Meinrod Kaelin because of the negligent operation of an automobile of the defendant Ackerman Bros., Inc., and driven by its servant, defendant Joseph Barboni, at Woodcliff Lakes, this state, on October 13th, 1936. Kaelin resided in New York. He was employed by Henry Pape, Inc., of New York, and met with these injuries during the course of that employment. His employer carried workmen's compensation insurance, covering this risk, with the plaintiff, Zurich General Accident and Liability Insurance Company, Limited.
It appears that Kaelin elected to take compensation under the provisions of the New York Workmen's Compensation statute and that he received an award thereunder. That statute, section 29, provided in effect that where an injured workman elected to take compensation rather than to bring
[124 NJL Page 189]
suit against a third party claimed to be liable for his injuries, such right of action "shall operate as an assignment" for the benefit of the employer, insurance carrier or whoever was liable for the payment of compensation. In the instant case it was the plaintiff insurance company who was liable.
The pertinent part of this section of the statute, under the title "Subrogation to remedies of employes" follows:
"If an employe entitled to compensation under this chapter be injured or killed by the negligence or wrong of another not in the same employ, such injured employe, or in case of death, his dependents, shall, before any suit or any award under this chapter, elect whether to take compensation under this chapter or to pursue his remedy against such other. Such selection shall be evidenced in such manner as the commissioner may by regulation prescribe.
"If such injured employe, or in case of death, his dependents, elect to take compensation under this chapter, the awarding of compensation shall operate as an assignment of the cause of action against such other to the state for the benefit of the state insurance fund, if compensation be payable therefrom, and otherwise to the person, association, corporation or insurance carrier liable for the payment of such compensation. If such fund, person, association, corporation or carrier, as such assignee, recover from such other, either by judgment, settlement or otherwise, a sum in excess of the total amount of compensation awarded to such injured employee or his dependents and the expenses for medical treatment paid by it, together with reasonable and necessary expenditures incurred in effecting such recovery, it shall forthwith pay to such injured employe or his dependents, as the case may be, two-thirds of such excess, and to the extent of two-thirds of any such excess such recovery shall be deemed for the benefit of such employe or his dependents."
It further appears that when the said statute was put in evidence it was agreed between counsel and the court that a motion for nonsuit be argued at that point without prejudice to the plaintiff later putting in evidence as to negligence if the motion was not granted. We are concerned, therefore, only with the action of the court in granting the nonsuit.
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In so deciding the court held that there was an assignment of a right of action for a tortious act which was void in this state. The court also denied the plaintiff's motion to amend the complaint by making Kaelin a party plaintiff on the ground that the statute of limitations had tolled the action.
We are of the opinion that the learned trial judge was in error in holding this to be an assignment of a right of action for a tortious act.
It is of course true that the well established policy of the law of this state is that no assignment of choses in action arising from the tortious injury to person or property are recognized. That rule is in conformity with the common law which remains unchanged by statute. A recent case in the Supreme Court, affirmed by this court at the present term on the opinion below, in which the authorities are cited, is directly in point. East Orange Lumber Co. v. Feigenspan, 120 N.J.L. 410; 124 Id. 127. We are not unmindful of the language of the New York statute, above quoted, wherein it does use the word "assignment," but taking the object of the act into consideration, the title and its context, it seems clear to us that the use of that word is merely a matter of phraseology and not an assignment within the meaning of our cases. It is rather a subrogation for the benefit, not only of the insurance carrier or others liable for payment of compensation, but also for the benefit of the injured workman.
Finding that the New York statute be one of subrogation rather than an outright assignment we think it to be quite in conformity with the same subject-matter in our Workmen's Compensation act, R.S. 34:15-40. The objects of the acts of the two states are identical, in the protection of the rights of both the injured workman and the insurance carrier in circumstances like the case at bar. Both acts provide that the insurance carrier be first reimbursed and that the injured workman, or his dependents, be paid the net surplus remaining. Both statutes have modified the common law in this respect. Rather than creating an assignment we think that the New York act creates a new cause of action as was sought to be done by this state by the act of 1931, chapter 279. That statute was found invalid by this court because it failed to
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provide procedure for carrying it into effect and not because it sought to create a new cause of action in the employer or his insurance carrier. U.S. Casualty Co. v. Hyrne, 117 N.J.L. 547. Reliance is had by defendants on the Hyrne case in support of its contention that there was an assignment in the instant case. We do not so consider it.
The complaint does not name Kaelin as a party plaintiff. It does, however, fully set forth the facts concerning his status, as well as its own, and recites that the damages sought are in behalf of both. The rights of Kaelin under our view of the nature of the action seem amply protected so we conclude that no amendment to the complaint is necessary.
Under our interpretation of the New York statute we come finally to the doctrine of state comity. The rule is that where the laws of a foreign state do not conflict with the public policy of this state it is our duty to recognize and enforce the laws of said state. Cf. Giardini v. McAdoo, 93 N.J.L. 138; Masci v. Young, 109 Id. 453; Broderick v. Abrams, 112 Id. 309; In re Fischer's Will, 119 N.J. Eq. 217; Loucks v. Standard Oil Co., 224 N.Y. Rep. 99; 120 N.E. Rep. 198.
It follows that the judgment of nonsuit be reversed and a trial de novo be had, costs to abide the event.
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Bankwest is an Australian banking institution that provides banking services to all Australians equally. This bank is a relatively old institution. It has been in operation for over a hundred years building a reputation of community involvement and support that exudes compassion and benevolence. They do this by supporting many charitable projects and organizations in addition to a number of banking services such as Some of those being retail, business, institutional, investing funds management, "superannuation, insurance and investment and share broking" (Bankwest About 2011).
Bankwest was founded in 1895. At that time it was the Agriculture Bank of Western Australia. The government in Australia designed the bank to build up the farm production industry (Bankwest History 2011).
Several years later in 1945, the bank started trading on the stock exchange on experienced growth on the western area of Australia. Eventually becoming an industry leader in the market (Bankwest History 2011).
Nearly 50 years later the bank changed its name to Bankwest to reflect its regional area of influence and commitment of services. The bank was purchased by another conglomerate the Bank of Scotland. As of the new a few more acquisitions occurred with the result being a total merging of Bankwest into the organization of the Commonwealth Bank Group to provide a wealth of banking services.
The brand of Bankwest is its drive to deliver Happy Banking to its members and the communities where it has branches and other affiliations. Bankwest builds its brand by offering award winning services. There are several awards that have been presented by Money Magazine over the past five years for the best products. For example Bankwest has received Gold Medals in the area of credit cards and transaction accounts. The best online transaction account, the best offline transaction account, other winners were Kids savings account, transaction credit card and least expensive credit cards for 2010 (Bankwest Media 2009).
The online transaction account offers no fees with free access at " Bankwest, CBA, ANZ, NAB and Westpac ATMs across Australia" (Bankwest Media 2009).
In addition the transaction account service offers no limit to the number of electronic access. The members also enjoy no maintenance fees and the option of a free checkbook and Debit Master Cards (Bankwest Media 2009).
The Kids Saver account offers the highest savings rate in the country of Australia and no account fees. The minimum balance is a low $25-$250 per month for kids under fifteen years old (Bankwest Media 2009).
Yet another brand building service that has won a Gold medal for Bankwest is Lite MasterCard that has a very low interest rate. It is only 5.99% for a full twelve months and includes any balance transfers (Bankwest Media 2009). Some of the other great options of this service are three free cards for family or other members on a single account and a purchase rate of only 10.75% (Bankwest Media 2009).
Marketing for Bankwest is mainly through a number of community service projects such as:
Telethon: A charitable dedicated to raising funds to help children and young people that are living with some kind of incapacity in Australia, especially in the west.
The West Australian Ballet: A ballet company that has dancers from all over the world. This kind of institution helps young women stay out of trouble by providing them an outlet to explore their passion for dancing (Bankwest community 2011).
Performing Arts Perspectives: Bankwest is dedicated and active to promote and support opportunities to showcase Western Australian young and adult talent. Whether it is about painting or music, all artists have the chance to perform, improve and learn hundreds of new things in a Performing Arts program (Bankwest community 2011). Bankwest provides financial support by keeping the programs affordable for members of the community.
As a marketing avenue it is very clear, BankWest is a bank dedicated to providing help to those that need it. People are more apt to trust their money to BankWest knowing that they are indirectly helping hundreds of young men and women, as well as children. The slogan for the Bank is "Happy Banking." Giving the connotation that Bankwest is designed to increase happiness in the communities and the lives of its members (Bankwest community 2011).
BankWest Analysis
Bankwest is an institution that has gained a lot of experience and knowledge about the areas where they are located and the impact that they have in these vicinities. Western Australia is the main region that Bankwest covers, and the company has managed to find the way to capture western Australian's target markets. Bankwest, as all other banks, have an number of strategies and processes that enhance their fame and productivity. However, each bank has its pros and cons. Bankwest is not the exception. Although they are very good in certain areas especially in community relations, there are areas where improvement may be needed.
Pros: When it comes to the bank's strategies there are some things that should really be mentioned. The bank has a very intelligent marketing strategy. It is based on asking members to assist the bank, in helping other people that need it. Bankwest is linked to many charity programs such as the Telethon. This calls people's attention, the culture in Australian is very accepting of benevolent opportunities. This is one of the reasons why people like to keep their money in Bankwest. This strategy is great, as it benefits both the bank and other people.
Cons: The bank is very people oriented and centered around relationships. It is easy to see that their programs are all about helping those that really need it. However, there are certain things that a bank should regulate, like having the excellent lending services. Bankwest looks to have some issues in this aspect that were highlighted in 2003.
The banking division attempted to expand into some of the eastern states where they were not currently active in pursuing greater market share before their competitors. However there was poor planning and many loans were extended without the proper reviews and checks into the ability of the recipients to pay them back (Feneley 2010). The clients they loaned funds to were bad credit risks which the banking competition realized and were wise in steering clear of. Soon the number of debts associated with bad credit lending begin to drain profits from Bankwest. Some of the companies that contributed to this problem were Daswani Group, Selwyn Mines, and also Pasminco (IntelligentInvestor.com 2011). Private sector lending was a problem area for Bankwest. In addition the management begin to lash out at the media, creating a media backlash from the Financial Review. This resulted in bad publicity that hurt the bank (IntelligentInvestor.com 2011).
When it comes to choosing a bank, it is very important to take care of five main aspects. These are known as the 5C's. Listed you will find BankWest's 5 C's.
Company: the main focus of Bankwest is to help those that really need it and also provide an exceptional banking service. Although it has its flaws, comments about it are mostly very positive. When Bankwest sticks with its competitive advantage understanding the banking needs of Western Australia, they excel. The company has a reputation of building community and member relationships. They are open to collaborating with local businesses, educators, youth groups, and charitable organizations (Daemon Group 2011).
Customers: BankWest mainly provides banking services to businesses and individual of all kinds. However they are more oriented to providing personalized help to Western Australians. They are known because of their generous activities like providing funds for Telethon and other movements. Again the bank understands its target market and should focus on meeting the needs and requirements as well as expanding the number of services within this market segment.
Collaborators: BankWest is very open to collaborating with the community. There are hundreds of programs in which Bankwest has provided help. These programs are normally about sports, arts, community and business awards and indigenous affairs. These are all very generous programs in which Bankwest participates. Bankwest's vision is all about happiness and generosity. Another competitive advantage of Bankwest that the competition does not have is its ability to build relationships with the community and local businesses (Daemon Group 2011). It is very uncommon to find such good will in the banking industry.
Competitors: Bankwest has many competitors today, among them Westpac, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, and the National Australia Bank (Daemon Group 2011). These banks have over 85% of the market. Yet none of the competitors have the reputation of benevolence to the community that Bankwest enjoys. Though they may have better services, the ability to give peace and satisfaction to the customer in areas of service and long-term stability are not evident.
Context: Bankwest's context is the West area of Australia. They have been a part of this region for over 100 years and have taken the time to understand the needs of the people through surveys and multiple community projects. They have strong ties with the…[continue]
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Weld-In Bung Features:
- Use On Locations To Replenish Fluid
- Serve As An Inspection Port
- Manufactured From 6061-T6 Aluminum
- Knurled For Easy Grip Removal
- Includes Two O-Ring Washers
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- 85280
- 85280
- Moroso Performance
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- 0.2 lbs.
- W5.3750" x H1.0000" x L5.3750"
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Reviews - Wynford Hotel3
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Customer Reviews
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Very Good
83% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Food quality
Room quality
Wynford Hotel
Lovely guy checked us in, was informed the room was above the nightclub.
Yes it was loud but still fell asleep, wouldn't recommend that room for anyone who has trouble sleeping. Would use again.
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Wynford Hotel
Secure parking & clean room.
Heating full on until late and then on again in the early hours checked at reception - no way to adjust it had to keep windows open all night or roast & road was busy and noisy so sleep wasn't great. Would be ok if you are comfortable in very warm room then you could shut out the noise. Staff friendly.
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Wynford Hotel
Very friendly place breakfast was lovely, the thing I didn't like was it was a none smoking but when you walk in the reception it stunk of cigarettes and outside the front door was loads of dog ends from cigarettes so perhaps an ash tray may be useful.
Clean Affordable Accommodation
I booked this hotel at the last minute and it served its purpose.
It's definitely not in the most salubrious part of town, but for cheap, clean accommodation with free parking it was okay.
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Excellent deal
excellent deal, very good customer service and good value for money.
would definitely recommend this place to family and friends.
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Bed for the night
It was a clean and spacious room close to town centre no complaints very good
Wynford Hotel
Absolutely fine polite staff , clean rooms, Secure car parking and close to city centre five minute walk
nice bar Facilities inside the hotel And very polite and friendly night porter
Wynford Hotel
£50 rate was good for two people
Had a good sleep considering we were on a main road
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wynford hotel in cardiff
the hotel was alright, not far from the city centre, bus stops etc.
not really outstanding, but appropriate for a person looking for sth cheap
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Excellent for contracters workers subbys etc ...
Rooms are very clean, Big flat screen TV In your room Decent shower Fresh towels daily, Decent cooked T served at there bar (big meals lads) we got 4 nights no breakfast £160 for twin room.
Close to town if you fancy going out ( Cardiff bay n central town is full of birds)
Would recommend this hotel
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