American Casualty Co. v. Keator

Corson, J.,

By stipulation of counsel, both of the above cases were tried together. The facts in each case apparently are exactly similar except for the difference in the amounts of money involved. Plaintiff is an insurance company issuing automobile casualty and liability insurance. Defendants are automobile owners. Since the facts are practically the same, we shall discuss the case of American Casualty Company v. Keator.

On April 3,1930, at the request of the defendant, William S. Taylor, an insurance agent, obtained' certain policies of insurance covering public liability and property damage…