James E. Pendlebury v. Western Casualty

We shall sometimes refer to James E. Pendlebury as the plaintiff or Pendlebury; Western Casualty and Surety Company as the surety company, and Blair Hammon as the defendant or Hammon. Plaintiff Pendlebury brought this action October 26, 1962, for recovery of funeral expenses, under an automobile liability insurance policy issued by the surety company to defendant Blair Hammon insuring him against legal liability growing out of the operation of his Volkswagen automobile by himself or anyone with his consent; also for attorneys' fees incurred in this action and in another action. The policy covered liability for funeral expenses not exceeding $1,000 per person.