Monday, April 4th, 2005 — Homeowners with outstanding claims for hurricane damage and their attorneys, insurance company lobbyists and Florida’s House Insurance Committee members all disagree about if an insurance company is liable if a property is destroyed in part by an uncovered peril. For policyholders, the biggest concern is a two-sentence provision that would allow insurance companies to refuse to pay policy limits where a house is destroyed in part by an uncovered peril.