7 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 506b
Contracts — Torts — Claims for breach of contract, trespass and conversion properly dismissed with prejudice as to party which was clearly the agent of its disclosed principal — Plaintiff not third-party beneficiary of insurance policy
ROY W. JORDAN, JR., Appellant, v. KEVIN McKEE, FLORIDA INSURANCE GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION, et al., Appellee(s). Circuit Court, 15th Judicial Circuit (Appellate) in and for Palm Beach County. Case No. AP 98-11379 AY. Opinion filed May 1, 2000. Appeal from the County Court in and for Palm Beach County, Perez, J. Counsel: Roy W. Jordan, Jr., West Palm Beach, for Appellant. Kennan George Dandar, Tampa, for Appellee.
(PER CURIAM.) AFFIRMED. Even taking all of the facts in the complaint as true, we disagree with Appellant’s claim that he is a third party beneficiary of Defendant McKEE’s insurance policy with CASUALTY. Moreover, Appellee, CELTIC, is clearly the agent of its disclosed principal, CASUALTY. Thus, while Appellant may proceed as to the remaining defendants, Appellant’s claims for breach of contract, trespass and conversion as to Appellee were properly dismissed with prejudice. (BROWN, BARKDULL & RAPP, JJ., concur.)
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