Fischer v. Jefferson Insurance Co.

PEARSON, TILLMAN, Judge.

The Jefferson Insurance Company, an automobile liability insurer, brought a complaint in equity for a declaratory decree. Irving M. Fischer and William J. Van Horn were made defendants. • The purpose of the complaint was to secure judicial determination that plaintiff-insurance company was not financially obligated upon a policy it had issued to Van Horn. Fischer was made a defendant because he had obtained a judgment against Van Horn in an action for personal injuries growing out of an automobile accident involving Van Horn’s car. The final decree which is here…