City of Norfolk v. Ingram
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtWhiting, J.
In this appeal, we decide whether a motor vehicle owner’s direction to a user not to operate the vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants effectively limits the omnibus insurance coverage required under Code § 38.2-2204.
James G. Ingram, a Norfolk detective acting as an undercover drug investigator, brought this declaratory judgment action against his employer, the City of Norfolk (the City), and Travelers Insurance Company (Travelers), the liability carrier for his personal automobile. Ingram sought an adjudication of insurance coverage for claims made against him when Ingram, while…
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