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A federal district court has ruled that the Philadelphia Housing Authority had immunity for a claim for damage sustained to an insured’s home allegedly caused by a fire that originated in an adjacent vacant building owned by the agency.
August 07, 2019 at 02:00 PM
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A federal district court has ruled that the Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) had immunity for a claim for damage sustained to an insured’s home allegedly caused by a fire that originated in an adjacent vacant building owned by the PHA.
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