Sammons Ex Rel. Sammons v. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.

OPINION

O’HORA, Judge.

On January 30, 1968, plaintiff, Carmella Sammons, a minor, was injured by an uninsured motorist. Plaintiff’s father, Perry W. Sammons, Sr., at the time of the injury owned two automobiles and had two sepa rately numbered standard automobile policies in effect with, and issued at different times, by the defendant, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company (“Nationwide”). Each policy had a $10,000 limit and each contained an identical uninsured motorist provision. Plaintiffs claim that the limit of liability should be $20,000. Nationwide claims that recovery should be limited to…