· 2/11/1974
Alliance Mutual Casualty Company v. Duerson
Citations
- 518 P.2d 1177
- 184 Colo. 117
- 1974 Colo. LEXIS 787
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that this provision of the UM/UIM statute \mandates only that insurance companies make available uninsured motorist coverage in an amount as prescribed by the [MVFRA]\
- discussing legislative purpose underlying uninsured motorist statute and observing: “Had the legislature intended full indemnification it would not have granted the option of totally rejecting the uninsured motorist coverage.”
- discussing legislative purpose underlying uninsured motorist statute and observing: \Had the legislature intended full indemnification it would not have granted the option of totally rejecting the uninsured motorist coverage.\
- legislative intent is satisfied by recovery which assures that an injured motorist will be compensated at least to the same extent as one injured by a motorist who is insured in compliance with Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Act
- legislative intent is satisfied by recovery which assures that an injured motorist will be compensated at least to the same extent as one injured by a motorist who is insured in compliance with Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Act
- legislative intent is satisfied by recovery which assures that an injured motorist will be compensated at least to the same extent as one injured by a motorist who is insured in compliance with Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Act
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Judges: Erickson, Lee, Pringle
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