Farrer v. US Fidelity & Guar. Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that under the Race factors, the sexual assault claim was excluded because it did not arise out of use of the vehicle
• Concluding that a sexual assault that occurred within a vehicle did not arise out of the inherent nature of the vehicle without defining what constitutes the inherent nature of a vehicle
• noting that \a comprehensive general liability policy should be construed as leaving no gap in coverage between it and an automobile policy\
• applying the three part inquiry quoted in Race to an automobile exclusion in a commercial general liability policy

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