Western Cas. & Sur. Co. of Fort Scott v. Wunderlich
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
WEIER, Commissioner.
On December 14, 1965, Kenneth Lee Wunderlich, age sixteen years, had the misfortune of being the driver of his father’s automobile when it ran off a roadway and overturned. His father, Hugo Wunderlich, had previously applied for and obtained a policy of automobile insurance from Western Casualty and Surety Company which agreed to pay on behalf of the insured sums of money, up to the limits of the policy, for bodily injury and property damage for which the insured would be legally liable. It also provided for payment of loss to the automobile due to collision or upset. As…
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