Pavelski v. Roginski

The circuit court was of the opinion that the instant case is not distinguishable from Quin v. Hoffmann (1954), 265 Wis. 636, 62 N. W. (2d) 423. The appellants urge that the two cases are distinguishable because the insured in the Quin Case must have known his brother had no license permitting him to drive at night, because of his age, and the insured in the instant case asserts that he had no knowledge or reason to know that his brother Donald was not properly licensed. In the Quin Case this court held that an insured who gave permission to one who had no license to drive violated sec. 85.08…