Weedo v. Stone-E-Brick, Inc.

Stone (defendant), a masonry subcontractor, performed faulty work on two separate jobs that required replacement, and its CGL insurer Pennsylvania National denied coverage for the repair costs, citing exclusions for breach of warranty and for liabilities Stone assumed under contract, including express or implied warranties of workmanlike performance. The appeals court found the exclusions ambiguous and construed them in Stone's favor, requiring coverage, and the New Jersey Supreme Court granted review.