Washington v. National Service Fire Insurance

Brailsford, Justice.

On December 24, 1965, Betty Washington, while riding as a passenger in a 1957 Ford driven by Edna Mae Brown, was injured in a collision. She recovered a default judgment against Brown, and then brought this action against National Service Fire Insurance Company as Brown’s liability insurance carrier by virtue of a policy issued by National on August 30, 1965, in which Brown and Marion Boyles were the named insureds and the 1957 Ford was listed as the owned automobile. The two insureds were occupants of the same household and shared the use of the vehicle which belonged to…