Commercial Standard Ins. v. Blankenship
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
McALLISTER, Circuit Judge.
In a bill for a declaratory judgment, the Commercial Standard Insurance Company alleged that a certain automobile liability insurance policy, which it had issued, did not cover the use and operation of an automobile which had caused injury to appellee, Mrs. W. G. Blankenship, and asked for judgment to that effect. The district court held that appellant was subject to liability thereon; and the insurance company appeals.
The policy, issued to Helen Hester, provided that appellant would insure her against liability for injuries caused by accident and arising out of the…
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