Silver v. Colorado Casualty Insurance Co.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a division of this court is not at liberty to disregard a rule announced in a prior supreme court case absent “some clear indication” that the supreme court has overruled its prior case
• noting that the 5 court of appeals is not at liberty to disregard a rule announced in a supreme court case without “some clear indication” that the case has been overruled
• assuming without deciding \that a defense of rescission based on an allegation of fraud is subject to the pleading requirements of Rule 9[b]\
• “[W]e are not at liberty to disregard that rule absent some clear indication that the Colorado Supreme Court has overruled it.”
• The court of appeals is not “at liberty to disregard” a rule established by the supreme court “absent some clear indication” that the supreme court “has overruled it.”
• The court of appeals is not “at liberty to disregard” a rule established by the supreme court “absent some clear indication” that the supreme court “has overruled it.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).