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Originally Posted by bimmertl
The "Florida definition of a golf cart" is not relevant to the insurance definition of a golf cart. It's still a golf cart under the policy. It merely is not a golf cart that qualifies as a low speed vehicle under the Florida motor vehicle statutes. Florida could define a golf cart going over 20mph as a high speed train, but that doesn't affect the policy language.
The insurance policy defines the parameters of the coverage under the insurance policy and the Florida statutory language doesn't exist in the insurance policy. The insured and insurer are bound by the language in the insurance policy, not the statutory definition of the state.
Obviously this is way beyond your limited knowledge and understanding of contractual and insurance law.
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EdVinMass has made many contributions to this forum. He does not deserve such put downs. More respect is lost than gained by such remarks.
Keep on posting, Ed.