Phillips v. Providence Washington Insurance Co.

J. D. Phillips brought suit against the defendant Providence Washington Insurance Company for an amount in money he contended was owed him under a policy of automobile collision insurance. Basis of the contention was the damage to an automobile to which plaintiff, a dealer, held legal title. The automobile had been delivered, however, to the agent of a person with whom plaintiff had contracted relative to its purchase.

From an adverse judgment in the trial court the plaintiff appealed.

Judgment affirmed.

Appellee Company resisted the claim of its insured upon the contention that at the time of…