Burdick v. California Insurance Co.

In October, 1927, respondent purchased a Paige automobile, insured against loss by fire or theft in appellant company, under a master policy covering this and other cars financed by the C. I. T. Corporation. November 2d, at' respondent’s request, Mr. Gundelfinger, agent for appellant, not theretofore connected in any way with the sale of the car or the insurance thereon, for $79.20, then paid by respondent, issued a policy in the Insurance Company of North America, covering collision. Later this com pany declined the collision risk unless it had the fire and theft coverage, which coverage…