Nixon v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company

Defendant in its answer sets out the consent judgment, and plaintiff in her brief speaks of it as a consent judgment. Plaintiff contends that the consent judgment entered into between plaintiff and James Henry Johnson was conclusive on defendant, if the policy was in force at the time of plaintiff’s injuries, and, therefore, the only issue involved in this action is whether the policy was in force at the time of plaintiff’s injuries. And in consequence, Judge Patton’s allowance of her motion to strike in its entirety should be affirmed.

Defendant states in its brief it “is not asserting…