Mid-Continent Casualty Company v. West

BLACKBIRD, Justice.

On the morning of September 19th, 1956, one Lenard E. Tucker, a resident of Temple, Oklahoma, and also an employee of Sparks Grain Company, owned a 1954 model Buick, and his father, sometimes hereinafter referred to as “Mr. Tucker”, who was a cafe operator in the same town, owned a 1956 model Pontiac. On that morning, Lenard E. Tucker, hereinafter referred to as the “insured”, or by his given name of “Lenard”, having been directed by his employer, the evening before, to drive from Temple to Oklahoma City on Company business, left his parent’s home, where he also resided,…