Ericson v. Hill

Bell, Presiding Judge.

The plaintiff in error insists that the settlement acquired by the insurer from the one she sues which purports to release her from all liability arising from the automobile collision is not binding on her for the reasons that it was not secured with her knowledge or approval, that she had no contractual relationship with the insurer, and that the insurer was not acting as her agent in making the settlement. These contentions have no merit.

While the insurance contract has not been made a part of the record in this case, the admissions and the evidence show conclusively…