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Selective Insurance Company of South Carolina v. Tarlton

Plaintiff:Selective Insurance Company of South Carolina
Defendant:John B Tarlton
 
Case Number:3:2008cv00510
Filed:November 6, 2008
 
Court:North Carolina Western District Court
Office:Insurance Office [ Court Info ]
County:Alexander
Presiding Judge:Chief Judge Robert J. Conrad Jr
Referring Judge:Magistrate Judge David Keesler
 
Nature of Suit:Contract - Insurance
Cause:Diversity
Jurisdiction:Diversity
Jury Demanded By:Declaratory Judgment
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