Adams v. Maryland Casualty Co.

On May 16, 1929, one F. A. Falls procured a casualty insurance policy from the Maryland Casualty Company upon a truck against liability for accidents and injuries to himself and to third persons. This truck was being operated upon a highway with a trailer attached, and collided with a car, owned and being operated by the father of the appellant, inflicting serious injuries upon the appellant, E. B. Adams, minor, and hence this suit was brought. In a suit brought by Curtis E. Adams, who was injured in the same accident, controlled by the same facts, and reported in Maryland Casualty Co. v.…