Boston Insurance Co. v. Eggleston

CAYTON, Acting Judge.

In 1959 there was a collision between automobiles driven by Eggleston and one Dorsey. Eggleston’s automobile crashed into a liquor store operated by Mr. and Mrs. Footer, damaging the building and some contents in the store. The damage to the building was $916.53 and the damage to the contents of the store was $215.43. Home Insurance (a company not involved in this appeal) paid $916.53 to the owner of the building and became subrogated to that claim. Home Insurance and the two appellant insurers paid pro-rata amounts to the Footers for damages to the store contents. Home…