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· 2/27/2015

George Earl Allen v. State

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that “[b]y its own terms, [Montano’s] ‘illustration’ does not describe a mandatory requirement imposed on all insurers offering UM/UIM coverage”
  • identifying no authority “[o]ther than the 17 illustration in [Montano]” for the “contention that [an insurer] must offer UM/UIM coverage on a per-vehicle basis,” and thus rejecting it
  • “We conclude that [Montano] did not consider whether automobile insurers should be required to offer policyholders UM/UIM coverage on a per-vehicle basis, much less impose such a requirement.”

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