Nixon v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company

This case was here previously. Nixon v. Insurance Co., 255 N. C. 106, 120 S.E. 2d 430. On that appeal the question as to whether the policy was in force at the time of the accident was left open. The legal questions there involved do not arise on this appeal.

The record now before us contains the following stipulations: “The plaintiff concedes that if the cancellation of the . . . policy . . . was effective, she is not entitled to recover . . . ,” and “The defendant concedes that if the cancellation . . . was not effective, it is liable to the plaintiff . . . .”

It was further stipulated that…