Cardinal v. Leader National Insurance
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
Leader National Insurance Company appeals from a judgment commanding that it cover, for liability purposes, a permissive user of a vehicle, even though Leader did not insure the vehicle; it insured only the owner under a non-owner insurance policy.
There are three issues in this case. First, does the financial responsibility statute mandate that non-owner insurance be transformed into vehicle insurance? Second, did the SR-22 form sent by Leader to the state change the terms of the non-owner insurance policy to vehicle insurance? Third, does the omnibus statute, mandating coverage for all…
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