transmitted by the office of the Board at the request of the Committee; that the designation of the power of attorney, "or the names of the attorneys both in the letter and proof of claim and the letter of attorney for [counsel's] office were so entered at the request of the * * * Committee"; that neither the assignee nor his attorney, nor any member of the Board's staff suggested the designation of the attorneys in fact or the powers of attorney in the claims referred to in the letter; that at no time prior to counsel's announcement in court of his candidate for trustee was the name of any candidate known to the witness or any member of the Board of Trade, including the Committee. Finally, counselpaid premiums based on the $15,000/$30,000 UM/UIM coverage.


8
Richard Resseguie was killed in an automobile accident on January 2, 1989, when a drunk driver hit his car head on.   Richard Resseguie was an insured person under Marian Resseguie's policy from Nationwide because he was a listed driver and because he was driving one of two vehicles insured under the policy at the time of his death.   Marian Resseguie recovered the limits of the tortfeasor's liability policy;  yet, the recovery was insufficient to cover her losses or the estate's loss.


9
Marian Resseguie notified Nationwide of her intent to request the higher UIM coverage limits on the policy.3  After learning of Marian Resseguie's intention, Nationwide initiated this action in the district court for a declaratory judgment