Johnson v. BLUE RIDGE INSURANCE COMPANY

Deen, Presiding Judge.

On April 2, 1986, Hubert Watson loaned his car to Sandra Boatner so that she could look for a job in Rome. Boatner, however, decided instead to pick up a twelve-year-old friend and visit another friend in Cedartown, where she allowed the twelve-year-old to drive the car. While driving the car, the twelve-year-old struck the appellant, Angelia Johnson, as she was pushing her bicycle along the road. The appellee, Blue Ridge Insurance Company, as Watson’s insurer, sought and obtained declaratory judgment of no liability on the basis that the policy excluded coverage for any…