Wyman v. Allstate Insurance

In April, 1963 plaintiff Wyman and defendant Allstate entered into a contract of insurance which, in part, provided for the payment by Allstate of medical expenses incurred by “an insured ” who would sustain bodily injury in an automobile accident. In March, 1964 plaintiff’s infant children, Joyce and Paul, insured under the Wyman-Allstate contract, were injured while passengers in a car owned and operated by one Kelly, an insured of -¿Etna Casualty and Surety Company. As in the case of the Wyman-Allstate policy, the Kelly-JEtna policy provided for -¿Etna’s payment of the medical indebtedness…