Texas Supreme Court
Continental Casualty Company, Petitioner v. Jesus Huizar, Respondents
November 25, 198731 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 83
Summary
The Texas Supreme Court held that Continental Casualty's right to appeal the judgment against its insured was waived by its voluntary payment of the policy limits, rendering the appeal moot and the cause dismissed. The Court noted it need not decide the insurer's standing, and a dissent argued for standing under virtual representation.