Camden Fire Insurance v. Kaminski
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtVoelker, J.
The facts in this case suggest once again the boundless ingenuity and infinite resource of our native motorists for getting themselves in trouble. This suit grows out of a rather weird intersection collision between the defendants’ 2 cars following which the Warchol car proceeded out of control into the front door of the corner building of plaintiff’s assured, setting it on fire. The plaintiff fire insurance company paid the loss and sued both sets of driver-owners in the Detroit common pleas court and got a joint judgment against both. Defendant Kaminski sought a new trial for failure of the…
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