Crosland-Cullen Company v. Crosland

Plaintiff’s cause of action is based on the assertion that defendant, by virtue of a void assignment, has received from insurer monies which should have been paid to plaintiff, the beneficiary in the policy of insurance.

Defendant admits receipt of the money pursuant to the provisions of the assignment. She affirmatively asserts that plaintiff’s right to question the validity of this assignment has been foreclosed by a decree of a court of competent jurisdiction in an action brought by plaintiff against the insurer. As a part of her plea of res judicata she attaches a complete transcript of…