Galloway v. Southern Farm Bureau Insurance

Legge, Acting Justice.

This action on a policy of automobile liability insurance was tried, on a stipulation of facts, before the Honorable John Grimball, Judge of the Fourth Judicial Circuit, from whose adverse judgment the insurance company appeals.

Briefly stated, the facts as stipulated are as follows:

On February 16, 1962, the plaintiff Albert John Galloway was a passenger in the family purpose automobile of L. C. Tolson, whose son Darrell Tolson, in possession of it with his father’s consent, had in turn let Raymond Wilkes drive it. As the result of Wilkes’ reckless driving, the automobile…