Yenowine v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co‪.‬

The appellant, State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, issued its automobile liability insurance policy No. 332085 - F-15-17 to the plaintiff, Edythe Yenowine, covering a 1953 Plymouth automobile owned by her, effective April 7, 1956.On August 11, 1960, while the policy was in force and effect by reason of annual renewals, she purchased and acquired title to a 1955 Plymouth automobile without any trade-in being involved, which she drove regularly until November 30, 1960. Shortly after purchasing and driving the 1955 Plymouth she discovered that it "burned oil" and was not a good car, and notified the seller to that effect. He examined the car, was of the opinion that the motor was bad, and told her that as soon as he could get a car that he thought would suit her, he would replace the car. In November 1960 he got a 1956 Plymouth, which he considered suitable, and called Mrs. Yenowine. On November 30, 1960, she returned the 1955 Plymouth to him and he transferred the 1956 Plymouth to her in exchange.