Anderson v. United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company

How courts have described this case

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• in terminating duty to defend, “exhaust” means payment of settlement or judgment, wholly depleting policy amount which then discharges duty to defend insured
• term \exhaust\ does not mean paying policy limits into court without insured's consent, but rather paying settlement or judgment that entirely depletes policy limits
• term “exhaust” does not mean paying policy limits into court without insured’s consent, but rather paying settlement or judgment that entirely depletes policy limits
• term “exhaust” does not mean paying policy limits into court without insured’s consent, but rather paying settlement or judgment that entirely depletes policy limits
• “[w]e do not agree . . . that the term ‘exhaust’ encompasses the paying into court of the policy limits, but interpret that term to mean the payment either of a settlement or of a judgment wholly depleting the policy amount”
• “We do not agree . . . that the term ‘exhaust’ encompasses the paying into court of the policy limits, but interpret that term to mean the payment either of a settlement or of a judgment wholly depleting the policy amount.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).