Keller v. Schuster
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRobert W. Hansen, J.
This appeal involves a dispute between two insurance companies as to which is liable for damages sustained by Harvey Keller in an accident. If the injuries were sustained during a loading operation of the truck involved, Heritage Mutual Insurance Company is solely liable. If the injuries were not sustained during a loading operation, Trinity Universal Insurance Company is solely liable.
Trinity’s motion for summary judgment against Heritage is based on two contentions: (1) That the judgment in the small claims court action for property damages established that the accident took place during a…
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