Chase v. United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co.

These are actions on the case against an insurance company and were brought pursuant to general laws 1938, chapter 155. The plaintiff in each case holds a judgment on which an execution has been returned unsatisfied against John H. McKenzie for personal injuries suffered by each plaintiff by reason of McKenzie’s negligent operation of an automobile owned by Thomas P. Carr, the named insured in a liability insurance policy issued by the defendant. Each plaintiff based his right of action against defendant on a provision of the policy which extended coverage to any person while actually using…