Insurance of North America v. Castillo
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
*692On December 25, 1985, the claimant Catalina Castillo was a passenger in an automobile being operated by one Bert Bustamante who was insured by petitioner Insurance Company of North America (hereinafter INA). That automobile was struck from behind by a car operated by David Billingslea which was allegedly insured by the respondent Home Indemnity Company. As there apparently was some confusion surrounding Mr. Billingslea’s insurance status, the claimant demanded arbitration against INA pursuant to the uninsured motorist endorsement in Mr. Bustamante’s policy. INA commenced the instant…
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