Continental Ins. Co. v. Himbert

The plaintiff, Continental Insurance Company, insurers of Roland Brierre, brought this suit against the defendant, Oliver J. Himbert, Jr., for damages to Brierre's automobile in the sum of $211.97, caused as a result of the theft of the said automobile from the parking lot of defendant. From a judgment in favor of plaintiff in the amount of $186.97, defendant prosecutes this appeal.

Prior to the trial of this cause, counsel entered into an agreement relative to the pertinent facts of the case, which "stipulation" reads in part as follows:

"(1) That the Continental Insurance Company is a…