Seaboard Mut. Casualty Co. v. Profit

SOPER, Circuit Judge.

The principal question in the case relates to the cancellation of an automobile public liability and property damage insurance policy, issued by Seaboard Mutual Casualty Company to Earl J. McCullough, covering his automobile. Carl Profit, plaintiff in the District Court, suffered injuries on June 25, 1938 caused by a collision between his car and the insured’s, and recovered a judgment for $5,000 against McCullough in the State Court. Execution on the judgment produced nothing, whereupon Profit brought the pending suit against the Casualty Company under the customary…