Allstate Insurance Co. v. Shelby Mutual Ins. Co.

Decided 1967-02-03

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LAKE, J. The nature and extent of the liability of an automobile liability insurance company depends upon the proper construction of the terms of its policy. The policy is a contract between the parties thereto and must be construed so as to carry out their intent, except insofar as a statute or an authorized administrative regulation or order requires a different construction. Eodm…

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