Commercial Casualty Insurance v. Leebron

Opinion by

Trexler, J.,

• The plaintiff issued a policy of insurance on an automobile of the defendant, protecting said defendant against liability for personal injury, property damage and collision. Defendant’s automobile collided with another and in accordance with the terms of policy, the plaintiff settled for the damages and paid to him the sum of $178. When he received this sum, he gave what is known as a subrogation receipt, dated January 8, 1921, in which he agreed to subrogate the plaintiff, the Commercial Casualty Insurance Company, to all claims, demands and actions which he had…