Taylor v. Preferred Risk Mutual Insurance Co‪.‬

Defendant issued its automobile liability insurance policy to plaintiffs husband in 1961. The policy included the uninsured motorist provisions required by California law (Ins. Code, § 11580.2) with limit of $10,000 for injury to one person. Plaintiff, an occupant of the insured vehicle, was injured when it collided, on a California highway, with a car registered and principally used in Texas. Bodily injury liability insurance on that car was carried by a Texas company not licensed as an insurer in California, with maximum limits of only $5,000 for injury to one person.