Travelers Insurance v. King

Carley, Judge.

On April 7,1980 appellant-defendant, the Travelers Insurance Company, issued a check in the amount of $523.61 to appellee-plaintiff, William L. King, in payment of a collision loss under a contract of automobile insurance issued by appellant to appellee. Subsequently, appellant insurance company stopped payment on the check. Appellee instituted the instant action against appellant, alleging that he was not given any “warning” that payment was to be stopped on the check, and that such conduct on the part of appellant was inexcusable, wrongful and wilful. Appellee prayed for both…