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Insurance : Indemnification – Duty To Defend – Inverse Condemnation
Stephanie Maniscalco//October 25, 2017
Insurance : Indemnification – Duty To Defend – Inverse Condemnation
Stephanie Maniscalco//October 25, 2017
Where Missouri Public Entity Risk Management Fund challenged a grant of summary judgment to a county, arguing that two insurance policy exclusions negated its duties to defend and indemnify the county, the judgment is reversed and judgment is entered in favor of the fund because the term “inverse condemnation” was unambiguous as used in the policy
Judgment is reversed; vacated.
County of Scotland v. Missouri Public Entity Risk Management Fund (MLW No. 71111/Case No. WD80518 – 18 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, Martin, J.) Appealed from circuit court, Cole County, Beetem, J. (Scott L. Templeton, Kirksville, for respondent. Michael G. Berry, Jefferson City, for appellant).
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