Suschnick v. Underwriters Casualty Co.

Plaintiff was injured November 26, 1931, while a passenger in an automobile, which was being operated by her husband, Robert Suschnick, and which collided *476with an automobile operated by Warren Cater. Robert Suschnick was killed and, as his estate was insolvent, there was no probate administration. Plaintiff brought this action against Cater, and also directly against the defendant Underwriters Casualty Company, which had issued an automobile liability policy to Robert Suschnick, to recover damages for personal injuries sustained by plaintiff because of the alleged negligence of Cater and of…