The second situation concerns unintended consequences that are based on an aggregate of individual elements, not a single occurrence.
The court has already ruled that under the definitions in Wilprop, the attack is viewed as a single occurrence and the developer gets only one payment.
Somewhere else the same sequence of zeros and sevens may appear, only this time interrupted by a single occurrence of the digit 3. Another accident.
In this list of lunar eclipse dates from 1950 to 2050, I couldn't find a single occurrence to two lunar eclipses (even penumbral ones) in one month.
The court has already ruled that three insurers, with a total coverage of $112 million, were bound by Wilprop, which regards the destruction of the trade center as a single occurrence.
But Judge Martin ruled yesterday that the attack on the trade center was a single occurrence under the terms of the insurance form used by Hartford Fire Insurance, Royal Indemnity and the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
The insurers have argued that the policy outline agreed to by the insurers defines as a single occurrence all losses or damages from a single cause or a series of similar causes.
He might get only $3.5 billion -- the payout for a single occurrence -- since his basic argument may seem no more persuasive in a trial that is scheduled to begin in August.
Of the $100 million expected to be bet on Super Bowl XLII on Sunday, as much as one-third will be made on a single occurrence, unlikely or not, that may happen in 60 minutes of football.
Because this was only a single occurrence of breakage, it is not clear if design issues or atypical insertion of the blade was responsible for breakage.
On May 3rd a jury ruled that Swiss Re, the world's second-largest reinsurer, which wrote about a quarter of the coverage for the World Trade Centre, was bound by a form that classed such attacks as a single occurrence.
