Jessie v. Security Mutual Casualty Company

OPINION

BREWSTER, Justice.

The defendant, Security Mutual Casualty Company, had issued to the plaintiff, Cornell Jessie, a policy of automobile insurance that provided for uninsured motorist coverage. In June, 1969, the plaintiff, while driving his own automobile, was involved in a collision with two other automobiles. One of those cars was being driven by an insured motorist named Hugh Errol Warren and the other car was being driven by an uninsured motorist named Sammie Lee Gardner. The plaintiff sustained damages in the wreck and thereafter sued the insured motorist, Hugh Errol Warren, for…