Keniston

Keniston v. American National Insurance

Good Law
107 Cal. Rptr. 583·1973 Cal. App. LEXIS 1111·31 Cal. App. 2d 803·31 Cal. App. 3d 803
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 23, 1973Civ. 40523California3,496 words

Opinion

Opinion

Dunn, J.

Plaintiff appeals from a summary judgment entered in favor of defendant American National Insurance Company in a class action plaintiff filed against American, Budget Financial Corporation and Budget Finance Plan.

The action was brought to recover a portion of credit insurance premiums allegedly refunded by American to Budget pursuant to the provisions of group credit life and group credit disability insurance policies which American issued to Budget, and under which plaintiff and the other members of the class became insured upon borrowing money from Budget and paying premiums for coverage under the group policies.

The complaint alleged: defendants Budget Financial Corporation and its subsidiary, Budget Finance Plan, are licensed personal property brokers under the laws of California; defendant American is an insurance company authorized to transact, and transacting, business in California; beginning in 1959 American issued to Budget various policies of group credit life and group credit disability insurance which provided that persons borrowing money from Budget could become insured thereunder against the contingency of death or disability, or both, with regard to…

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