Temptron, Inc. v. Dixie Fire & Casualty Co.

Brailsford, Justice.

An automobile belonging to Temptron, Inc., was involved in a collision on May 20, 1958. Temptron unsuccessfully defended a suit for damages brought against it by an occupant of the other car, and incurred and paid expenses and paid the final judgment. Claiming that this loss was covered by an automobile liability insurance policy, issued by The Dixie Fire and Casualty Company on April 1, 1958, in which Ramseur’s Inc. and Ramseur Equipment Company were named insureds, Temptron brought this action against Dixie to recover $3,084.45. Dixie pleaded that there was no such…