Occidental Fire and Casualty Company v. Cook
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Justice.
Appellant, hereinafter sometimes referred to as the Company, initiated this declaratory judgment action. The main issue was whether the Company owes a duty to respondent Robert Cook, as alleged tortfeasor in a two-car collision with respondent Desmond Smith, to defend against Smith’s personal injury action by virtue of a commercial combination automobile policy issued by the Company to Lloyd Cook, insuring the motor vehicle, a Diamond T truck, driven by Robert Cook. The trial court adjudged the issue against the Company, holding that the insurance policy extended coverage to…
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