Hukey v. Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance

On and prior to March 1, 1947, the State of New York was the owner of a Cadillac sedan automobile. The car was assigned by the State to one of its senators to be used by him for business and pleasure.

The appellant issued a standard liability insurance policy covering this car which was in effect on the date in question, in which policy the State senator and the State of New York were named as the insureds. By its terms the policy coverage included any person operating the car with the permission of the named insureds or either of them.

On March 19,1947, respondents, with the exception of John…