Louisiana Statutes
§ 22:1320 — Prohibition of denial of coverage
Louisiana·Title 22 Insurance
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, liability coverage, which would otherwise be valid under the terms of the policy, shall not be declared void under any contract provision which specifically denies coverage for any and all acts committed due to criminal conduct, where such criminal conduct is due to the criminally negligent ownership or handling of a dog or other animal pursuant to R.S. 14:32(A)(2) or 39(A)(2).
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Related
Stanley Walloga v. Douglas M. Bonner and Freda F. Bonner
(Louisiana Court of Appeal, 2024)
Legislative History
Acts 2009, No. 199, §3.
Nearby Sections
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§ 22:13
Penalty for violations§ 22:1300.1
Short title§ 22:1300.10
Consumer protections disclosures§ 22:1300.11
Driver's license verification; data retention§ 22:1300.12
Responsibility for equipment§ 22:1300.13
Automobile safety recalls§ 22:1300.2
Definitions§ 22:1300.3
Insurance coverage during car sharing period§ 22:1300.4
Notification of implications of lien§ 22:1300.5
Exclusions in motor vehicle liability policy§ 22:1300.6
Recordkeeping; use of vehicle in car sharing§ 22:1300.7
Exemption; vicarious liability§ 22:1300.8
Contribution against indemnification§ 22:1300.9
Insurable interest