Heck v. Henne

Plaintiff owned a Chevrolet sedan, insured against damage from collision by the Victory Insurance Company of Philadelphia, with right in the insurance company, in case of collision, damage and payment thereof, to an assignment of the insured’s right of recovery against a third party to the amount of the insurance paid.

The morning of June 6, 1922, plaintiff was being instructed in the operation of the car by the dealer from whom he had purchased. The dealer drove the car several miles in the country and then, desiring to let plaintiff drive, stopped the car on the proper side of the highway,…