Lamb v. Connor

Citations

• 84 Wash. 121
• 146 P. 174
• 1915 Wash. LEXIS 758

Syllabus

<p>Parties — Defect of Parties Plaintiff — Objection—Waiver. An objection to defect of parties plaintiff and that plaintiff is not the real party in interest must be taken by demurrer or answer, and is too late when raised for the first time on appeal.</p> <p>Insurance — Actions for Premiums — Parties —1 Agents — Real Party in Interest. An insurance agent who extends credit for insurance written by him, and is held responsible therefor by the company, is subrogated to all the rights of the company in the premiums, and may sue therefor without assignments thereof.</p> <p>Insurance — Actions for Premiums — Evidence — Admissibility. In an action to recover insurance premiums, written to secure a contractor engaged in repairing the building, evidence that the contractor had filed a lien on the building and foreclosed it, is competent to show his contractual relations and mutual interests in the property insured.</p>