Erickson v. Mid-Century Insurance Co.
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRobert W. Hansen, J.
The plaintiff, John R. Erickson, was involved in an automobile accident on February 22, 1970, and the sole issue here is whether the insurance policy issued by defendant, Mid-Century Insurance Company, was legally in existence and provided coverage on that date.
One way, and we think the best way, to deal with this sole issue is to take up the holdings of the trial court as they follow, chronologically, the various actions of the parties involved.
The trial court held that the December 8, 1969, letter from Farmers Insurance Group to Erickson constituted merely an offer of insurance by…
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