Robbins v. Southern General Insurance Company
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOOD, Chief Judge:
Mrs. Robbins, appellant here, obtained a judgment for $5,500 against David Tonic on account of personal injuries she suffered by reason of Tonic’s negligent operation of his automobile. Being unable to collect from Tonic, Mrs. Robbins brought this garnishment proceeding against Southern General Insurance Company, claiming that at the time of the accident there was in force an automobile liability insurance policy issued by the insurance company to Tonic. The insurance company admitted it had issued a policy to Tonic but asserted that the policy had been canceled prior to the…
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