Western Assurance Co. v. Koontz
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Madison Superior Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHenley, J.
This was an action upon an insurance policy issued by appellant, under which policy appellant undertook to insure appellee against loss by fire.
The complaint was in one paragraph, and the sufficiency of the same was not questioned in the lower court by demurrer, primarily directed thereto. To the complaint, appellant answered in five paragraphs. To the second and third paragraphs of answer the lower court sustained a demurrer. The cause was put at issue and tried by a jury. Upon the request of appellant the court ordered the jury to return a special verdict upon all the issues in the cause.…
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