Maryland Casualty Company v. Wilson
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
MOLLOY, Judge."
In the lower court, plaintiff (appellee Wilson) brought a declaratory judgment action to determine the defendant’s (appellant Maryland Casualty Company’s) liability under a “comprehensive automobile liability policy.”
Plaintiff’s deceased, Mrs. Marie Totten, was an employee of the Arizona Game and Fish Department, and was, at the time of the accident, a passenger in a vehicle owned by that department. The collision which caused the death of the plaintiff’s deceased involved the Game and Fish vehicle and a car driven by one Ochoa, now deceased, an uninsured motorist.
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