Forsee v. Kohari

Defendant Frank Kohari, Jr., was driving his father’s car in the city of Detroit when he struck the rear of a car, forcing it into the rear of a car owned by plaintiff-appellee Williams and driven by plaintiff-appellee Forsee. Action was begun in the common pleas court of Detroit on August 17, 1967. The Secretary of State-appellant was also served under the provisions of the motor vehicle accident claims act (M. V. A. C.) 1 as defendant was an uninsured motorist, but the Secretary was not named as a party. 2 The following events then occurred:

1. On September 7, plaintiffs sent a letter to a…