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Insurance law

the insurance-law doctrine honoring the objectively reasonable expectations of policyholders even when a close reading of policy terms would negate them.

In insurance law, reasonable expectations doctrine refers to the insurance-law doctrine honoring the objectively reasonable expectations of policyholders even when a close reading of policy terms would negate them. This meaning comes from Keeton (1970) in Harvard Law Review.[1]

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Keeton, R. E. (1970). Insurance Law Rights at Variance with Policy Provisions. Harvard Law Review, 83(5), 961. https://doi.org/10.2307/1339729

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