Rogers v. Youngs

Upon a judgment, affirmed by this court (Rogers v. Youngs, 252 Mich. 420), plaintiff sued out a writ of garnishment against the Central Mutual Auto Insurance Company, defendant Youngs’ insurance carrier.

The insurance company denied liability, asserting that it indemnified defendant Youngs against loss only and he has suffered no loss because he has not paid the judgment. In other words, the insurance company contends that, under the terms of the policy, it owes defendant Youngs nothing and will not owe him anything unless and until he pays the judgment.

Judgment to the contrary was entered,…