On July 28, 1966 Gerald T. Vaccaro, appellant's insured, was operating an automobile which caused injuries to the infant respondent, a passenger therein. The respondents commenced an action against Vaccaro for personal injuries; the appellant disclaimed coverage and refused to defend; a default judgment was granted to the infant and his father. Vaccaro assigned any rights to a claim he might have against appellant for bad faith or breach of...
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