Ohio Farmers' Insurance Co. v. Todino

The facts in this case disclose that one Todino, husband of the plaintiff, on April 29, 1921, procured of the Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company, hereinafter referred to as defendant, a. fire and theft policy covering on an automobile; that on October 27, 1921, the husband visited the agent of the company and stated that he wanted the policy “corrected” by having it run in favor of his wife, hereinafter referred to as plaintiff; that pursuant to such direction the agent of the company made an indorsement, substituting the plaintiff instead of the husband as the insured.

Subsequently suit was…