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The text of The Guiding Principles, detailed procedures for working out the degree of participation when a loss involves two or more different types of policies or insurers. The nonbinding principles remain essentially unchanged since developed in 1963.

The text of The Guiding Principles, detailed procedures for working out the degree of participation when a loss involves two or more different types of policies or insurers. The nonbinding principles remain essentially unchanged since developed in 1963.

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In a Hurricane Katrina-related case, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana ruled that complete diversity between parties was destroyed and the court had no subject-matter jurisdiction.

The appeal of the ruling concerned a dispute over the interpretation of “other insurance” clauses contained in the two insurance polices issued to the construction company by two different insurers.