Zolla v. Employers Liability Assurance Corp.

This appeal is by the defendant from a judgment in the sum of $3,000.33 which was entered upon the finding of the court.

The facts were stipulated. Plaintiff, David M. Zoila, was the owner of an automobile, and he procured from the defendant insurance company a policy for indemnity against damages on account of accidents in its use, maintenance and operation,

While this policy was in force on June 3, 1921, an accident in which this automobile was involved occurred at Twenty-Sixth Street and Princeton Avenue in the City of Chicago. The automobile was at that time being driven by Theodore Zoila,…