The Home Ins. Co. of New York v. Williams

This action was instituted fay the ap-pellee, Afae Williams, against the Home Insurance Company of New York, appellant, on July 21, 1939. It was alleged in the complaint that the appellee bought a car from Donathan Bros. Motor Company and had it financed through the Commercial Credit Company; that the appellant insurance company, in consideration of the payment of premium which was paid fay the appellee, insured said car against loss or damage fay upset or collision to the actual value of the car less $50; that while said insurance was in full force and effect, in June, 1939, the said car was…