Dill v. Lumbermen's Mut. Ins. Co.

EishburnE, Justice.

On January 22, 1946, The Lumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Company issued to Dill & Burns, a copartnership operating a business in Greenville as used car dealers, its policy insuring them against loss and damage from collision and other specified hazards to automobiles. The policy covered not only the automobiles at Greenville, but included those being driven over the roads to the place of business of Dill & Burns in Greenville.

The insurance was for the actual cash value of the cars, less $50.00 deductible on each car, with a maximum liability of $4,000.00. Dill & Burns were…