ADAMS v. LONDON GENERAL INSURANCE CO.

(1932) 42 Ll.L.Rep. 56

LIVERPOOL ASSIZES.

Before Mr. Justice Rigby Swift.

Insurance (motor)-Third party claim by A-Plea that policy was avoided owing to misrepresentations in proposal form-Discrepancy between assure's answers in applying for a driving licence and in applying for policy- Onus of proof-Whether insurance company estopped from denying that the policy was in force, by reason of the fact that they had issued a certificate that the assured was covered against third party risks, thus entitling him to obtain a licence under the Road Traffic Act, 1930