Opinions April 22, 2024

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Indiana Court of Appeals
Pious Trans, Inc., Gagandeep Singh, and Yadwinder Singh v. Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s London
23A-PL-3044
Civil plenary. Affirms the Hancock Circuit Court’s granting of summary judgment to Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s London on the questions of coverage and bad faith. Finds that the policy term “commercial,” specifically as used in the term “commercial driver’s license,” is not ambiguous and that a New York-issued Class E operator’s license is in no way equivalent to a CDL. Also finds the trial court correctly concluded that Gagandeep Singh had not satisfied the policy’s experience requirements. Finally, finds that that Underwriters did not breach the policy in denying coverage.

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