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May 20, 2008 | Recent Decision: Clarence LuiOur firm was successful at trial in defending an insurer which declined coverage to its insured for an alleged theft of a vehicle. Shortly before trial, we were successful in obtaining an agreed statement of facts which significantly narrowed the issues for determination. In finding that the insured failed to demonstrate a theft had taken place for coverage under the insurance policy, the trial judge found the insured's evidence inconsistent and illogical and his explanation on the whereabouts of the keys to his vehicle unreliable. The plaintiff did not appeal the dismissal of his claim. Comer v. Mochulla (Mochulla Auto Service), [2008] O.J. No. 1211 (S.C.J.) An article in the Canadian Underwriter about this decision is below: |