Gurley v. the Phoenix Ins. Co.

The deciding question in this case is whether or not a certain Chevrolet automobile which was stolen from Gurley, the appellant, was included within and covered by a theft insurance policy which had been issued by the Phoenix Insurance Company, the appellee, to Gurley. The policy covered only automobiles of which Gurley was the “sole owner”, with certain exceptions not applicable to the automobile here involved. The question is whether Gurley, under the circumstances here, was the “sole owner” of said automobile. “An insurance ownership is sole when no one else has any interest in the…