Braley Motor Co. v. Northwest Casualty Co.

The defendant issued to plaintiff an insurance policy providing, among other things, that the defendant would indemnify the plaintiff from

“ . . . injuries arising out of and in connection with the business of the insured, sustained by any persons not employed by the insured, elsewhere than on the premises of the insured and caused by or resulting* from the operation or maintenance and use of any automobile. ’ ’

In the policy, defendant agreed:

“To Serve the Insured upon notice of such bodily injuries or death, or damage to or destruction of property (a) in investigating cases reported…