Mutual of Enumclaw Life Insurance v. Lincoln
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, Justice.
This is an automobile liability insurance case. We conclude that there is no ambiguity concerning the liability limits for bodily injury contained in the insurance policy and that the limit for bodily injury to each person injured in an accident is $100,000.
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THE BACKGROUND AND PRIOR PROCEEDINGS
Douglas Lincoln (Lincoln) was involved in an automobile accident when he lost control of his vehicle on an icy road. Lincoln’s vehicle crossed the centerline and struck a vehicle occupied by Vonda and Louis Teply and their daughter, Sondra Bryant, (the Teplys). The Teplys sued Lincoln…
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