Thomas v. Employers Liability Assurance Corp.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Sadler,

The defendant company, through its local soliciting agent, issued to Walter J. Thomas a policy insuring for one year, ending February 19, 1921, against loss arising from injuries to the public which might result from the operation of an automobile. Prior to the date of its expiration a rider providing for an additional term was sent to the local representative with authority to make delivery to the insured. On February 16th, Thomas died, and, by his will, the ownership of the machine passed to his widow, present plaintiff. These facts were made kuowu to…