Felts

Members Insurance v. Felts

Good Law
117 Cal. Rptr. 54·1974 Cal. App. LEXIS 1253·42 Cal. App. 3d 617
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaOctober 23, 1974Docket Nos. 31714, 31715California1,709 words

Opinion

Opinion

Bray, J.

Consolidated appeals by defendants Eleanor W. Felts and Clay H. Felts from judgment of the Alameda County Superior Court in favor of respondent Members Insurance Company and from order of said court denying petition for order of arbitration

Question Presented

The questions of whether Travis Felts had an insurable interest in the policy and whether there was an effective waiver of uninsured motorist coverage were issues to be determined by arbitration.

Record

Respondent Members Insurance Company filed complaint against the above-named appellants for declaratory relief seeking a declaration that no agreement to arbitrate existed between Travis Felts, deceased, or appellants as his heirs, and respondent. Appellants demurred. Thereafter Eleanor W. Felts and Clay H. Felts filed a petition to appoint neutral arbitrator to arbitrate certain matters between them and Members Insurance Company. In the declaratory relief action, the court granted the insurance company’s motion for summary judgment and denied the petition for appointment of arbitrator.

Facts

These proceedings arise out of the death of Travis Felts who was killed while riding the motorcycle hereinafter…

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