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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Immergut finds in partial favor of the insured in his complaint alleging that the insurance company wrongfully denied his claim for property damage caused by a landslide. The insurance company denied coverage by citing the land-and-earth-movement exception in the insured's homeowner policy. However, the owned property exception does not apply because the City of Portland ambiguously claims that the insured needs to stabilize nearby third-party property to stabilize his own property.
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