Powers v. Wilson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
After the former appeal, reported in 138 Minn. 407, 165 N. W. 231, plaintiff entered judgment against defendant and garnisheed Georgia Casualty Company.
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After the former appeal, reported in 138 Minn. 407, 165 N. W. 231, plaintiff entered judgment against defendant and garnisheed Georgia Casualty Company. That company made' disclosure that its liability for loss on account of an accident resulting in bodily injuries to one person was limited to $5,000. Plaintiff’s motion for judgment on the disclosure in the sum of $5,134.77 was granted, Haupt, J. From the judgment entered pursuant to the order for judgment, Georgia Casualty Company appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Taylor, C.
Plaintiff brought suit against defendant for injuries sustained in an automobile accident and recovered a verdict for $12,500. An appeal was taken to this court from an order denying a new trial, and the order was 'affirmed on condition that the verdict be reduced to the sum of $10,000. Powers v. Wilson, 138 Minn. 407, 165 N. W. 231. In her present brief plaintiff states that she has accepted and complied with the condition. The Georgia Casualty Company had issued a policy to the defendant, insuring him against such claims to the amount of $5,000, and when the suit was brought took…
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