Powell v. Independent Cab Operators Ass'n

Sanford B. Powell, one of the plaintiffs, is the owner of a Studebaker automobile which was damaged when it came into contact with a taxicab operated by George Blanchard on So. Claiborne Avenue, a short distance above Carrollton Avenue at about 5 o'clock in the morning on January 12th, 1944. Standard Lloyd's, an insurance company, had issued to Powell a policy of collision insurance under which that company had agreed that if the said Studebaker automobile should be damaged as a result of collision it would pay all repair costs in excess of $75.00. The repairs which were made necessary by the…