National Indemnity Co. v. Ewing

An insurance company appeals from a declaratory judgment requiring it to pay a judgment recovered against its insured, John Marth Ewing, on the ground that the injuries sustained did not arise out of the use of the automobile covered. William H. Bridge brought suit against Ewing and Sidney Howard George, who was uninsured, and recovered judgment for $10,-000 against both. National Indemnity Company disclaimed liability. In the policy issued to Ewing covering his 1956 Oldsmobile it was provided that the insurer would pay “all sums which the insured shall become legally obligated to pay as…