Grange Mutual Companies v. Bradshaw

WILHOIT, Judge.

The appellant Grange Mutual Companies (Grange) issued two insurance policies to the appellee Thelma Gibson affording her liability coverage on two automobiles which she owned. Both policies contained similar provisions. On the night of July 24, 1981, Mrs. Gibson’s son, the appellee Wendell Riley, was involved in an automobile mishap with Carter Bertram Bradshaw1. At the time of the collision, Mr. Riley was driving a pickup truck owned by his friend and employer, the appellee Jerry Sexton. Mr. Bradshaw later filed suit against Mr. Riley and Mr. Sexton for injuries he sustained…