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Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. v. Hylton
No. 992091Supreme Court of Virginia
992091 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. v. Hylton 06/09/2000 In a tort action for injuries arising from a vehicular accident, the trial court erred in entering judgment against a plaintiff's own insurer, which …
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992091 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. v. Hylton 06/09/2000 In a tort action for injuries arising from a vehicular accident, the …
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992091 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. v. Hylton 06/09/2000 In a tort action for injuries arising from a vehicular accident, the trial court erred in entering judgment against a plaintiff's own insurer, which had been served with a copy of the process pursuant to underinsured/uninsured motorist statute, but was not a party in the circuit court proceedings. The court correctly held that a state trooper sued in the tort action was entitled to assert the defense of sovereign immunity as a bar to the plaintiff's tort claims.
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