Cincinnati Ins. Co. v. Belt – held circuit court erred as a matter of law in failing to grant insurance company a directed verdict on the issue of coverage as the verdict was “palpably or flagrantly” against the evidence so as to have been reached by passion or prejudice. Plaintiff in bad faith case failed to establish ins. co. was obligated to pay her claim because coverage remained an issue to be decided and because insurer had a reasonable basis to contest coverage due to the fairly debatable factual disputes.

Published cases —

265. Beough v. Bank of Oklahoma – trust administration and suit over attorney fees.

267. McMahon v. F&C Material Handling – reversed on lack of privity in contract.

271. Cole v. Commonwealth – DUI and service credit

273. Richmond v. Hunt – RCr 11.42 motion denial affirmed

274. Prescott v. Com. – RCr 11.42 motion denial affirmed

275. Conover (Warden) v. Blocker – prison disciplinary

277. Barnes v. Com – criminal forfeiture; no hearing

Torts (Not published) —

270. Bardstown Medical v. Hatcher Est. – unconscionable arbitration agreement