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Old 10-27-2009, 12:25 PM
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Default Chinese Drywall

I'm sure most have heard of the glut of homes in the SE that were repaired or built with Chinese drywall. And while I agree that homeowners' insurers should not be holding the bag for these claims, it also seems strange that policyholders can be non-renewed for having Chinese drywall in their homes as some of these folks have claimed. After all, if the Chinese drywall won't lead to claims, why should I non-renew the policy? I have to say I'm somewhat on the insureds' side in these cases. Or am I missing something?

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