Stanley v. Sweet

JOHNSON, J.-

On the 9th day of April, 1946, B. G. Sweet while operating his automobile collided with a truck of defendant in the town of Mounds, Okla., in which collision he suffered personal injuries and damage to his automobile.

At the time of the collision, Sweet had coverage of a $50 deductible collision policy on his automobile written by the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, a corporation, as insurer. On May 3, 1946, said company paid insured the sum of $310.81, covering a part of the damage to insured’s automobile, whereupon, in accordance with a subrogation provision of the policy,…