United Automobile Insurance v. Henderson
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtMcMahan, J.
Complaint by appellee on an automobile insurance policy alleging that an automobile owned by appellee and insured by appellant was destroyed by fire. Appellant filed answer in five paragraphs. 1. A general denial. 2. That appellee, in the application for the insurance, represented that he was the owner of the automobile and that it was free from all incumbrances when, in fact, it belonged to another person and appellee held it only on a conditional sale contract. 3. That the automobile was burned through the negligent and wilful conduct of appellee. 4. That the policy of insurance had not…
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