Continental Casualty Co. v. Paul

Plaintiff, appellee here, was the owner of what is referred to as a cut-down Pord car, with a specially designed body and some extra equipment. He had an insurance policy with defendant company insuring against actual loss or damage to his automobile “resulting solely from accidental collision of such automobile with any moving or stationary object.” On the night of February 4, 1921, at about 9 o’clock, the plaintiff with a companion, was returning in this car to the city of Birmingham from Edgewood Park, some few miles from the city. He was driving on what is known as the Montgomery Highway…