Allstate Insurance v. Matthews
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEmilio Nunez, J.
Plaintiff issued its automobile liability policy under the New York Automobile Assigned Eisk Plan on January 29, 1958 to one Daniel Matthows as owner of a 1950 Eoadmaster Buick automobile. On April 21,1958 George Koslab, an eight-year-old boy, was seriously injured when struck by the insured automobile. Plaintiff initiated an investigation of that accident and discovered that its policy had been procured by the assured by fraud. In this action the insurance company seeks a judgment declaring the policy void ah initio and a complete nullity from its inception. As alternative relief, it seeks…
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