Belt Casualty Co. v. Furman

This is an appeal by the plaintiff from judgments in favor of the defendant, William Furman, and the interveners in an action to rescind a policy of automobile indemnity insurance.

The policy was issued by the plaintiff to the defendant Furman in February, 1930. Under the contract the plain tiff agreed to indemnify the defendant against liability for bodily injuries resulting from the defendant’s operation of a certain De Soto automobile. In July, 1930, the defendant, while driving the automobile in San Francisco, collided with a street-car. As a result of the collision two passengers in his…