Andrews v. Commercial Casualty Insurance

This is an action on an automobile liability insurance policy issued by Commercial Casualty Insurance Company, assurer, defendant, to Louise Marvin, named assured, July 21, 1930. To the limit of $5,000 the insurance covered liability imposed by law upon her for damages on account of bodily injuries accidentally suffered by her, or any other person within the terms of the insurance risk, by reason of the ownership, maintenance and use of a Ford sedan owned by her. By the terms of the policy, defendant, calling itself the “Company,” bound itself as follows:

“To pay the expense of litigation and…