Utica National Insurance Co. of Texas v. Fidelity & Casualty Co. of New York

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• stating that when both parties move for summary judgment and one motion is granted but the other denied, the appellate court should review the questions presented
• summarizing another Texas Court of Appeals decision interpreting contract language as a matter of law, which held “in conformity with the majority rule . . . and established practice in the insurance industry” (a
• court ordered pro-rata contribution to liability where neither of two different lines of insurance acknowledged the existence of the other

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