Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co. v. Haglund

CROSS, Presiding Judge.

An automobile belonging to one Irl B. Wasson, Jr., and insured against collision by plaintiff Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company, was damaged by collision when driven by defendant A. H. Haglund with Wasson’s consent. In accordance with the terms of its policy Northwestern paid Wasson the sum of $858.56 for his loss and damage. Under subrogation rights Northwestern sued Haglund for the damage to Wasson’s automobile. Holding a policy of liability insurance issued by third party defendant Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company, Haglund gave due notice of the suit to that…