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1157 REVIEW DENIED Under liability policies covering injury arising from "wrongful entry or eviction, or other invasion of the right of private occupancy" and from "wrongful entry into, or eviction of a person from, a room, dwelling or premises that the person occupies," carriers had an obligation to defend against a suit for interference with economic advantage resulting from the insured's alleged ouster of claimant from business premises.CitationGENERAL ACCIDENT v WEST AMERICAN (Ouster Coverage) 42 CA4 95 [See: Horace Mann v Barbara B 4 C4 1076, T/AT 5/93; Montrose v Superior Court 6 C4 287, T/AT 1/94; Montrose v Admiral 10 C4 645, T/AT 8/95; Fibreboard v Hartford 16 CA4 492, T/AT 8/93]
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