Holthe v. Iskowitz

— During the year 1947, Mrs. Bessie Uhlman, a resident of the city of Tacoma, was the owner of a 1940 Dodge four-door sedan. October 19, 1946, Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company wrote a policy of insurance in Mrs. Uhlman’s favor, protecting her, inter alia, against liability for damages resulting to third parties from the operation of the automobile.

Mrs. Uhlman never drove the car, it having always been driven by her daughter, Miss Betty Uhlman (who resided with her mother as a member' of her household), a college student, twenty-two years of age, who was employed part time in Tacoma.…