Third party liability insurance

Malayan Insurance vs. Court of Appeals [September 26, 1988]

In this case, Sio Choy’s jeep, insured by Malayan Insurance for own damage and third-party liability, collided with a bus, causing injuries to passenger Vallejos. The Supreme Court ruled that both the insured (Sio Choy) and the insurer (Malayan Insurance) are solidarily liable to the victim, with the insurer entitled to reimbursement from the negligent third party’s employer, San Leon Rice Mill, Inc., through subrogation.

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Shafer vs. Judge and Makati Insurance Co., Inc. [November 14, 1988]

In Shafer v. Judge and Makati Insurance Co., Inc., the Philippine Supreme Court ruled that in a criminal case involving reckless imprudence with a civil aspect, the accused can implead their third-party liability (TPL) insurer as a third-party defendant. This allows the insurer’s liability to be addressed within the same proceeding, promoting judicial efficiency.

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