Bonner County v. Panhandle Rodeo Ass'n, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• any person who has a claim under an insurance policy can recover attorney fees under § 41-1839, including additional insureds
• [T]he ambiguous circumstance in which a policy has been issued purportedly providing coverage but with exclusionary provisions which, if applied, would narrow that coverage to “defeat the very purpose or object of the insurance.”
• [T]he ambiguous circumstance in which a policy has been issued purportedly providing coverage but with exclusionary provisions which, if applied, would narrow that coverage to \defeat the very purpose or object of the insurance.\
• [T]he ambiguous circumstance in which a policy has been issued purportedly providing coverage but with exclusionary provisions which, if applied, would narrow that coverage to “defeat the very purpose or object of the insurance.”
• “The rule in Idaho is that in the absence of ambiguity, contracts for insurance must be construed as any other and understood in their plain, ordinary and proper sense, according to the meaning derived from the plain wording of the contract.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).