Commercial Union Insurance v. Universal Underwriters, Inc.
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Burnett
This is a declaratory judgment action between two insurance companies. It was tried on the stipulation of facts. The Chancellor held that the appellee-complainant, Commercial Union Insurance Company, was entitled to a judgment against the defendant-appellant, Universal Underwriters, Inc., for a pro-rata amount of the judgment as sued for.
One, Marie Porter, who was insured by the appellee company was loaned an automobile by Charlie Walters of Walters Ford Company, which company was insured by the appellant insurance company, and, while driving the car with the permission of the Walters…
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