Weisberg v. Detroit Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange

Morrey Weisberg, 1 in his lifetime, was the owner of an automobile insured with defendant insurance company. He was a passenger in his own automobile which was being permissibly operated by one Bunney LaCourt. She drove it into a utility pole. As a result he sustained injuries.

At the time of the collision, Morrey had a policy of insurance including both public liability and “uninsured motorists” coverage. He filed a claim with the company under both. The company denied both. He also asserted a claim against the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund claiming that if denial of the *517coverage by the…