Southwestern Funding Corp. v. Motors Ins. Corp.
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSchauer, J.
In this action determination is sought by-plaintiff finance company of the liabilities of two insurance companies, each of which had issued a policy covering an automobile owned by one Valencia, with a “loss payable” clause in favor of plaintiff. The car was damaged in a collision in Mexico more than 50 miles from the boundary line of the United States. The trial court concluded that by reason of territorial provisions set forth in the respective contracts neither policy provided coverage to plaintiff, and entered judgment accordingly. We have concluded for reasons hereinafter expounded that…
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