The Indiana Court of Appeals revived homeowners’ replacement-cost and good-faith claims because factual disputes remained over ambiguous coverage language and whether the insurer hindered timely rebuilding.
The Indiana Court of Appeals reversed judgments on the pleadings because the subcontractor’s complaint did not conclusively admit a material breach or trigger its defense and indemnity duties.
The Indiana Court of Appeals enforced a $26 million business and real-estate transaction, holding that the note was not due before closing and mortgage forms were nonessential terms.
The Indiana Court of Appeals enforced a commercial lease renewal, applied equitable estoppel against forfeiture, and barred reimbursement under the voluntary-payment doctrine.
An unidentified certified mailing and unrelated tracking page did not prove service, so the Indiana Court of Appeals held a treble-damages default judgment void for lack of personal jurisdiction.