Cain v. American Policyholders' Insurance

The plaintiff, a resident of Massachusetts, held a policy issued by the defendant insuring against loss by reason of liability arising out of the operation of an automobile owned by the plaintiff, which policy was in force on July 18th, 1934. At about three o’clock in the morning of that day the plaintiff, while driving through New London on a business trip from Taunton, Massachusetts, to New York City, picked up a man named Snellman who asked for a ride to Waterford but, before they reached that place, on learning that the plaintiff was going to New York, said that he would continue on with…