Greer v. St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that no consent to settlement clause is enforceable without showing of prejudice to insurer
• upholding exclusion of coverage based upon consent to settle clause where insured settled with parties without insurer’s prior consent.
• enforcement of a consent-to-settle clause is not dependent on a showing of prejudice to the insurer
• enforcement of settlement-without-consent term did not depend upon showing of prejudice to insurer
• enforcement of settlement-without-consent term did not depend upon showing of prejudice to insurer

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