Home Insurance Company v. Lomax
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
HATHAWAY, Judge.
Appellant, The Home Insurance Company, issued a “business owner’s policy” to the insured, Mecham Pontiac Corpora^ tion. Appellee, Terry Lynn Lomax, picked up a 1968 “Firebird” Pontiac automobile from the insured on or about March 4, <1969, and two days later while operating' the vehicle, he severely injured appellee) Edward L. Runge.
This appeal is from a declaratory judgment in favor of appellees entered upon findings of fact and conclusions of law.
Two questions are presented for review. First, was Terry Lynn Lomax a “permissive user” of a Mecham Pontiac automobile, or was he…
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