Travelers Insurance Co. v. Emery
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Per curiam
The Travelers Insurance Co. (Travelers) appeals a final judgment denying its complaint for declaratory relief as “premature.” Travelers asserts entitlement to a declaratory judgment that a homeowner’s policy excludes coverage for an insured’s alleged “business pursuit,” terminating any duty to defend him against a third party in prospective liability litigation. We reverse.
In December 1987, inmate Jack Kemp was rendered quadriplegic while operating a tractor owned by Paul Emery, the insured, and maintained by a non-profit organization under state contract on a cattle farm in a special…
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