Continental Insurance v. American Motorist Insurance
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Ruffin, Judge.
This appeal arose from a dispute as to which of two insurance companies, Continental Insurance Company (“Continental”) or American Motorist Insurance Company (“American”), bore responsibility for a personal injury claim arising from the use of a certain piece of equipment known as a “pallet jack.” The trial court granted summary judgment to American and denied the same to Continental. After examining the language of the two insurance policies, we find that the Continental policy provided coverage while the American policy did not. Thus, we affirm.
Neither American nor Continental…
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