Continental Casualty Co. v. Weaver
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtRingold, J.
Following commencement of a wrongful death action against Welton Weaver, Continental Casualty Company instituted this declaratory action. The Court granted a summary judgment order that Weaver was not among those persons permitted to drive a car under a rental agreement and that neither Avis nor Continental was obliged to defend or indemnify Weaver for the resultant damages. The Dahlmans appeal, claiming: (1) the driver is a member of the lessee's immediate family and is covered under the rental agreement; (2) denial of insurance coverage to an unlicensed driver is contrary to public policy…
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