Ross v. Michigan Mutual Auto Insurance

Plaintiff was an automobile dealer residing at South Haven, Michigan, and owned a WillysKnight touring car which he had, on November 25, 1920, insured with defendant for a maximum amount of $1,000 against various kinds of loss, including “actual loss resulting by another automobile running into said automobile, not exceeding the total sum of $500.” On November 29, 1920, while he was driving this car upon a public highway “over near Riverside” with a passenger and attempting to pass a Ford truck going in the same direction a collision occurred between his car and a Cadillac hearse-automobile…