Employers Liability Assurance Corp. v. Manget Bros.

1. Where, by the terms of a policy insuring a named concern against liability on account of the operation of a described automobile, the insured is authorized to provide “at the expense of the corporation [the insurer] such immediate medical or surgical relief as may be imperative at the time any such injuries are sustained,” the insured is constituted the agent of the insurance company for the purpose of providing for such immediate medical or surgical relief as may be imperative to a person injured by reason of the automobile covered by the policy, and the liability imposed upon the insurer…