A court of the Northern District of Texas rejected insurer's argument that insured had a duty to present extrinsic evidence to trigger the duty to defend, held that the eight-corners rule is the default, and insurer was not entitled to summary judgment where no exclusion precluded the duty to defend, and dismissed the insurer's motion for summary judgment on the duty to indemnify as unripe.
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