Continental Casualty Co. v. Phoenix Construction Co.
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSchauer, J.
In this suit for declaratory relief determination is soug'ht, as among the contesting insurance companies, of the order of incidence and of the limits of their respective contractual obligations to defendants Phoenix Construction Company, Oilfields Trucking Company (hereinafter called, respectively, Phoenix and Oilfields), and James E. Mason, all as affected by certain judgments previously recovered by defendant Leming in an action for personal injuries. Leming was injured in a highway truck collision on July 10, 1951, caused by the negligent driving by Oilfields’ employe, Mason, of a truck…
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