Legal Opinion
LaPoint v. Richards
Washington Supreme Court
Decided July 8, 1965No. 37593PublishedCited by 33 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Barnett, J. †
The stipulated facts reveal that about June 2, 1959, one Stanton Weston, an agent of the garnishee defendant, Temperance Insurance Exchange (hereinafter referred to as Temperance), received an application for automobile liability insurance submitted with $30.80 in cash by one Norman Becker in behalf of Robert W. Richards. The form on which the application was made was that of another company, not upon a Temperance form, but used by a Mr. Thompson who originally took the application from Mr. Richards. Weston informed Thompson that he needed additional information concerning the…
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