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Travelers Insurance Company v. LaClair
No. 941863Supreme Court of Virginia
941863 Travelers Insurance Company v. LaClair 11/03/1995 Since an intentional shooting by a person who had been occupying an uninsured vehicle does not constitute use of the vehicle for purposes of uninsured m…
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941863 Travelers Insurance Company v. LaClair 11/03/1995 Since an intentional shooting by a person who had been occupying an unin…
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- Nov 3, 1995
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941863 Travelers Insurance Company v. LaClair 11/03/1995 Since an intentional shooting by a person who had been occupying an uninsured vehicle does not constitute use of the vehicle for purposes of uninsured motorist insurance coverage, the judgment appealed from will be reversed and final judgment entered in favor of the insurers declaring that neither owes coverage to the injured person under their respective policies.
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