Jones v. Georgia Casualty & Surety Co.

Under the provisions of the policy involved in this case, the plaintiff was insured against liability for injury or damages that he might do to others while operating an automobile. He was not the named insured in the policy, but he fell squarely within the definition of the insured as contained in the provisions of the policy quoted in the statement of the facts. It is true that there was a declaration of the insured, designated in the policy by name, to the effect that he was the sole owner of the automobiles therein described. The declaration was made a part of the policy and must be so…