Ambriz v. Ltd‪.‬

On May 5, 1952, plaintiff Leonard Williams was injured in an automobile accident involving a 1941 Chevrolet sedan owned and operated by one Alvin Weishaar. Williams brought a personal injury action against Weishaar and on January 21, 1954, recovered a judgment against him for $5,959.60 and costs. This judgment became final and when it was not paid, Williams instituted the instant action for damages against the defendant insurance company, claiming that an automobile liability insurance policy which it had issued to Weishaar covering his 1941 Dodge coupe also provided coverage of the said Chevrolet sedan at the time of the accident. Trial was had by the court without a jury and plaintiff appeals from the judgment entered for the defendant.