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Commercial liability forms and personal liability forms have long contained a provision excluding from liability coverage claims for bodily injury and property damage expected or intended by the insured. However, there is no general consensus concerning the meaning of the phrase “expected or intended”; courts have applied a variety of definitions and tests to determine the meaning. The discussion at Expected or Intended.analyzes various issues concerning the interpretation of this phrase.

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