Jennings

Plaintiff and appellant Aleta Jennings recovered judgment for $30,000 and costs for personal injuries caused by the operation of a certain automobile against defendants Ward and Sweeney. An appeal was taken from such judgment and is now pending and no stay bond was furnished on such appeal.

Appellant Jennings caused execution to be issued against Ward and Sweeney, which was returned unsatisfied. Thereafter by supplementary proceedings pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure, sections 71A-722, respondent Standard Accident Insurance Company of Detroit, Michigan, was ordered to appear for examination as an alleged debtor of defendants Ward and Sweeney. Upon such examination it appeared that respondent had issued a policy covering the defendants in the operation of the automobile in question insuring them against “the loss from the liability imposed by law upon the assured for damages on account of bodily injuries, . . . sustained or alleged to have been sustained by any person” by reason of the operation of such automobile. The limit of liability for injury to one person was stated to be $10,000. A motion that respondent be compelled to pay appellant the amount provided in the policy in…