Snyder v. Allstate Insurance Company

ON MOTION FOR REHEARING

Allstate urges in its motion for rehearing that neither Darla Rhodes nor Robert Snyder could be driving with the permission of the named insured, J. B. Rhodes, because Mr. Rhodes had no power to grant or refuse permission to drive the car since it was not established that he was the owner. Authorities cited by Allstate supporting this argument involved situations in which the non-owner named insured had no control over the use of the insured automobile.*7731 In this case, it is undisputed that the named insured parent retained the certificate of title in his name and that he…