Commercial Standard Insurance Co. v. White
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CHAPMAN, Justice.
Commercial Standard Insurance Company filed suit in the trial court to set aside a Compromise Settlement Agreement entered into between an agent of the insurance company and Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. White, Sr., because of mutual mistakes in executing the Settlement Agreement, failure of consideration, non-existence of a Workmen’s Compensation policy furnishing the basis of the settlement, and lack of jurisdiction of the Industrial Accident Board to validate the agreement by approval.
The Compromise Settlement Agreement was entered into between the adjustor of the company and Mr.…
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