Opinion ID: 2581156
Heading Depth: 3
Heading Rank: 3

Heading: The insurers

Text: There are several insurers whose policies are relevant to the instant appeal. It is undisputed that the insurance policies in the instant case contain a no assignment clause that requires the consent of the insurer to bind it to any assignment made by Del Monte Corp., who is the named insured. [4] It is further undisputed that all insurance policies were in effect but expired prior to the 1989 sale. Primary liability insurance was provided by both Fireman's Fund and American Home. The relevant Fireman's Fund's policies provided continuous coverage to Del Monte Corp. as the named insured from May 31, 1969, until May 31, 1978. American Home provided primary liability insurance naming Del Monte Corp. as the named insured from March 1, 1982, until May 1, 1986. American Home also provided excess liability insurance coverage to Del Monte Corp. between March 1, 1982, and December 31, 1985. Excess liability insurance was provided to Del Monte Corp. by the remaining Defendant-Appellant insurers during different periods of time between 1967 and 1982. [5]