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· 6/27/1997

Muller v. Firemen's Fund Insurance

Citations

  • 682 N.E.2d 331
  • 289 Ill. App. 3d 719
  • 224 Ill. Dec. 770
  • 1997 Ill. App. LEXIS 440

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  • insured entitled to coverage under “hit-and-run” provision because, among other things, she was rendered unconscious by accident and was therefore not able to obtain identifying information from other driver
  • insured filed declaratory judgment action and bore the initial burden to establish that her claim came within the terms of the coverage in a case involving a “hit and run” vehicle
  • insured filed declaratory judgment action and bore the initial burden to establish that her claim came within the terms of the coverage in a case involving a ‘hit and run’ vehicle

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Judges: Hoffman

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