National Mutual Assurance Co. v. Gardner

Kreisher, P. J.,

— Plaintiff, on November 6, 1948, issued a policy of automobile collision insurance insuring the General Acceptance Corporation as owner and Kenneth W. Gardner, defendant, as purchaser and lessee of a 1941 Pontiac four-door sedan, with the usual provision of $50 deductible applicable to each collision or upset. The unpaid balance at the time the policy was issued was $300, and provided for monthly installments of $28.36. There is no allegation in this case of bailor — bailee relation*167ship between the owner and purchaser set forth in the policy of insurance.

On January 2, 1949,…