Martinson v. American Family Mutual Insurance

The issues presented go to the question of whether the plaintiff failed to comply with the provisions and conditions of the uninsured motorist endorsement of the automobile liability insurance contract and should, therefore, be denied policy coverage.

March 18, 1968, the plaintiff, then a minor sixteen years of age and living with her father, Harold V. Dorman (hereinafter Dorman), was riding in an automobile driven by Frederick A. Weidling, the uninsured motorist. The Weidling vehicle collided with one driven by Donald G. Dahlen, and the plaintiff sustained injuries.

The affidavit of Dorman…