On 20th day of May 1992, was a day of double
jeopardy for Kevin Whitledge, an Indiana Car Driver, when the three panels of
justices, namely, Chief Judge Ratliff, Justice Baker, and Justice Sullivan at
the Court of Appeals of Indiana, First District, in a unanimous judgment
further denied him auto accident claim expected to be accruable from his
insurance company, West American Insurance Company (WAIC), despite car accident
bodily injury he sustained while resisting set of car snatchers in the State of
Indiana.
It was gathered that the legal suit initiated
by Kevin Whitledge in the trial court before Justice Thomas Lockyear sitting in
the Vanderburgh County Superior Court in Indiana to impose an auto accident
claim on West American Insurance Company (WAIC) had failed to yield the
expected results which necessitated a review in the Court of Appeals of
Indiana, First District.
While making his final pronouncement on the
auto accident claim in the Court of Appeals, the Presiding Judge, Chief Judge
Ratliff was reported to have ruled that West American Insurance Company (WAIC)
had issued an auto policy on the vehicle which injured Kevin Whitledge.
Furthermore, Chief Judge Ratliff, Justice
Baker, and Justice Sullivan were reported to have concluded that Kevin
Whitledge was not entitled to an auto accident claim because the vehicle which
injured him was an insured vehicle and the trial court did not make legal
mistakes in denying uninsured motorist claim to him.
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