State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. v. Pildner
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCoeRioan, J.
Appellant, State Farm & Casualty Company, maintains that the suit against its insured, Pildner, is excluded from coverage under its homeowner’s policy because the injury suffered by the appellee Bryan was intentionally inflicted by the insured. Appellant urges that the insured’s conviction of the crime of intentional wounding is admissible to prove the exclusion from coverage, and appellant asks, therefore, that this court declare that- ap*104pellant is not obligated to defend the insured in the suit giving rise to this action.
It is not necessary for this court to consider the question of the…
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