Hogan v. Home Insurance Co.

Lewis, Justice.

We held in Willis v. Fidelity & Casualty Co. of N. Y., 253 S. C. 91, 169 S. E. (2d) 282, that a provision in an automobile liability policy excluding liabilty coverage to an insured while driving an automoble which is not described in the policy, but which is owned by the named insured or a member of the same household, was a valid policy provision and did not conflict with the requirements of the South Carolina Motor Vehicle Saftey Responsibility Act (Sections 46-750.31(2) and 46-750.32, Cumulative Supplement to 1962 Code of Laws). Our decision was based upon the provisions of…