Morgan v. New York Casualty Co.

In this suit by W. W. Morgan against New York Casualty Company, he alleged that on October 31, 1931, the company entered with him into a contract of insurance covering a certain Chevrolet automobile truck, whereby it contracted, among other things, to insure the plaintiff for a period of twelve months against liability resulting from bodily injuries, and to pay all claims which the insured might become liable to pay as damages, either direct or consequential, resulting from the use of said truck in the transportation of materials or merchandise, including loading and unloading, and agreed "to…