American Ass'n of Cab Companies, Inc. v. Egeh
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Pope, Judge.
Appellee/plaintiff Abdi Egeh was involved in an automobile collision on August 29, 1988. At the time of the collision, plaintiff, a taxi cab driver, was driving a cab owned by his cousin because his cab was not operative at the time. Both plaintiff and his cousin had insurance through the appellant/defendant American Association of Cab Companies, Inc. (“AACC”). It is undisputed that if plaintiff qualified for benefits, no-fault benefits were available to him under the policy administered by AACC.
When the collision occurred, the driver of the other vehicle and plaintiff exchanged…
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