Roberts v. Mid-Continent Casualty Co.
Court of Civil Appeals of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION
PATRICIA DOUGHERTY MacGUIGAN, Judge:
Appellee who carried automobile insurance including uninsured motorist coverage with Appellant was injured by the negligence of another in an automobile accident. The negligent party (tort-feasor) had a liability policy with the Farmers Insurance Company with the limits of $10,000. Ap-pellee sought recovery directly from Appellant under the uninsured motorist coverage without claiming first against the tort-fea-sor. The trial court found that Appellee suffered injuries with a reasonable value of $60,000 and entered judgment therefor. The…
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