Hibernia Insurance v. O'Connor

None of the errors assigned in this case appear to be well taken.

When the agent of the insurance company delivered the policy and renewal receipt with bis name written upon them, and as completed instruments, neither he nor the company could be at liberty to object afterwards that they were not countersigned by him.

The fact that the defendant in error calls herself Con-nor instead of O’Connor, is immaterial. She was proved to *242be known by both names, and in this case contracted in the name of O’Connor. The identity is clearly made out.

There was no error in admitting evidence that neither the…