Luchte v. State Automobile Mutual Ins
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
By HAMILTON, PJ.
It must be borne in mind that the law is, that even though the trial of the case might have developed no liability on the part of the Insurancve Company, it would not. relieve the Insurance Company from defending the suit, if, as above stated, the petition alleged a case covered by the policy.
In the case of Bloom-Rosenblum-Kline Co. v Union Indemnity Co., 121 Oh St, 220, at page 226, the court in the opinion states:
“The contract of the company does not contemplate that its duty arises subsequent to the trial of such case and a final determination of the question of the…
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