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Insurance – Commercial Auto – Tow Truck – Repossession Attempt – Police Intervention

Insurance – Commercial Auto – Tow Truck – Repossession Attempt – Police Intervention

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United Financial Casualty Co. v. Butler (Lawyers Weekly No. 002-053-13, 7 pp.) (David C. Norton, J.) 2:11-cv-02897; D.S.C.

Holding: Where plaintiff issued a commercial auto policy to insure the defendant-repo men’s tow truck, plaintiff has no duty to defend or indemnify the repo men in a lawsuit filed by a homeowner after (1) the repo men came to his property to repossess someone else’s car, (2) the homeowner brandished a shotgun and told the repo men to leave, (3) the repo men called the , and (4) the repo men sat in the insured tow truck while police tased the homeowner until he passed out.

The court grants plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment.


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