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· 8/8/1985

Guiberson v. Hartford Casualty Insurance

Citations

  • 704 P.2d 68
  • 217 Mont. 279
  • 1985 Mont. LEXIS 855

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that UM coverage was available for employee injured while attempting to stop thief from stealing delivery truck because exclusion of innocent insured from coverage violated public policy
  • concluding that UM coverage was available for employee injured while attempting to stop thief from stealing delivery truck because exclusion of innocent insured from coverage violated public policy
  • voiding clause excluding coverage where car used without consent of owner
  • plaintiff who was injured when he jumped onto bed of employer’s truck to prevent theft allowed to recover damages under uninsured motorist coverage
  • uninsured motorist coverage applied to insured injured while trying to prevent theft of employer's truck
  • victim jumped into and thrown from moving truck

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Judges: Turnage, Harrison, Morrison, Weber, Sheehy, Gulbrandson, Hunt

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