Springfield v. Aetna Casualty & Surety Insurance Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PHILLIPS, Chief Justice.
This is a deceptive trade practice case. Appellants 1 maintain that appellee 2 insurers in this case have acted in concert through the entity known as the Texas Automobile Insurance Service Office (TAI-SO) to accomplish an unlawful and unconstitutional purpose. That purpose being the “enticement” of the State Board of Insurance to adopt a policy form, Endorsement 243, which was on its face, contrary to the provisions of Article 5.06-3, 3 Texas Insurance Code, and unconstitutional pursuant to Article I, Section 28 of the Texas Constitution.
Appellants have not sought any…
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