Stacey v. Fidelity & Casualty Co.

This was an action by Charles Stacey against the Fidelity & Casualty Co. and an owner of an automobile, in the Huron Common Pleas, who was insured in the Company. Stacey sought to recover the amount of a judgment awarded him as plaintiff in a personal injury case.

Stacey alleged that James Troyan the owner of the ear drove it so that he received personal injuries and that in the action, he recovered a judgment of $500 which is still in full force and effect. The Company answered that Troy-an was obligated, by the terms of the policy to inform it immediately of any accident, which he did not…