Rabenstein v. Cannizzo
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Andrews, Presiding Judge.
While driving an automobile insured by Allstate Insurance Company, Jill Cannizzo collided with an automobile driven by Jessie Rabenstein. Rabenstein sued Cannizzo for personal injury caused by the October 3,1995 collision, and Cannizzo moved for summary judgment alleging that the claim against her was discharged by accord and satisfaction when, over a year prior to the suit, Rabenstein accepted and cashed a check from Allstate in the amount of $9,145 which contained a provision on the front of the check stating: “Final Settlement Of Any And All Claims Arising From…
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