Mondou v. Lincoln Mutual Casualty Co.

Plaintiff sued the principal defendant, Rousse, for damages alleged to have resulted from being hit by defendant Rousse’s automobile. She recovered judgment.

The Lincoln Mutual Casualty Company carried insurance on defendant Rousse’s automobile which, at the time of the injury to plaintiff, was being driven by an unlicensed driver. The garnishee defendant, Lincoln Mutual Casualty Company, defended the principal case and denied liability on the ground it was not, under the terms of the policy, liable to plaintiff, the automobile of the principal defendant having been driven at the time of the…