Motors Insurance Corp. v. Singleton

DUNN, Judge.

This case, a classical exercise demonstrating the tedium involved in the process of our judicial system’s wheels grinding slowly but exceedingly fine, requires an identifying lineup of the parties in the general chronological order in which they appear in the factual scenario with which we are concerned. It is as follows:

Allen Neal, appellee, owned a 1975 Corvette automobile insured against theft by Motors Insurance Corporation, appellant, also known as M.I.C.;

James Scott, appellee, alias Michael Keys, conspiring with his friend, Neal, using his alias name Keys on fictitious,…