Mid-United Contractors, Inc. v. Providence Lloyds Insurance Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FARRIS, Justice.
This is the appeal of a summary judgment in which the trial court ruled that an insurer, the appellee, had no duty under its comprehensive general liability policy to de fend its insured, the appellant, in a separate suit brought against the appellant by a third party, Trail Creek. In its pleadings, Trail Creek had alleged a cause of action against appellant for damages resulting from defects in an office building that appellant, as general contractor, had constructed for Trail Creek. The issue before us is whether the broad form comprehensive general liability…
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