Abrams v. Maryland Casualty Co.

— In an action by a judgment creditor for the reformation of a policy of automobile liability insurance, and for judgment against the defendant insurance company on the policy as reformed, judgment in favor of the plaintiff reversed on the law and the facts, and a new trial granted on the law side of the court, with costs to appellant to abide the event, and with leave to plaintiff to amend her complaint, if she shall be so advised. • Plaintiff was not entitled to reformation. In the absence of fraud, reformation may not be directed without clear and convincing proof of mutual mistake. (Amend…