Driscoll v. United States Liability Insurance
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BECTON, Judge.
Plaintiff, Jane Driscoll, brought this declaratory judgment action to determine whether she was covered under the underin-sured motorist provision of her daughter’s insurance policy with defendant, United States Liability Insurance Company (USLIC). From the grant of defendant’s motion for summary judgment, plaintiff appeals. We affirm.
I
The following facts are not in dispute. On 13 March 1986, Jane Driscoll was injured when the automobile in which she was traveling — a 1985 Dodge, owned and driven by her husband — was struck by James Devine’s vehicle —a 1972 Plymouth automobile —…
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