North Dakota Statutes
§ 26.1-32-03 — Insurer not liable for excepted peril
When a peril is excepted specially in an insurance contract, a loss which would not have
occurred but for that peril is excepted although the immediate cause of the loss was a peril
which was not excepted. An insurer may contract out of the efficient proximate cause doctrine.
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Western National Mutual Insurance Co. v. University of North Dakota
2002 ND 63 (North Dakota Supreme Court, 2002)
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