Travelers Ins. Co., Inc. v. Jones

This case involves the "stacking" of uninsured motorist coverage provided in an insurance policy covering two automobiles.

The plaintiffs, Waltina Jones and Doris McNish, were passengers in an automobile driven by Randolph Bellamy. They were involved in a collision with an uninsured motorist, and both were injured. Bellamy had an insurance policy with the defendant, Travelers Insurance Company, Inc., which covered two different automobiles that Bellamy owned.1 In this action, the plaintiffs seek to stack the uninsured motorist coverages provided under the policy. Neither of the plaintiffs is a…