Nationwide Mutual Insurance v. Hylton
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Hassell
I
In these appeals, we consider whether a judgment in a tort action may be entered against an insurance company that issued an automobile liability insurance policy even though the insurance company was not a defendant in the circuit court proceedings; and whether a plaintiff’s tort claims against a defendant, who was a state trooper, are barred by the doctrine of sovereign immunity.
II
Plaintiff, Clarence E. Hylton, filed his motion for judgment against Mark Daniel DeHart. A copy of the motion for judgment was served upon Robert C. Wetzel, registered agent for Nationwide Mutual Insurance…
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