Hoosier Insurance v. North South Trucking Supplies, Inc.
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
HOFFMAN, Judge.
Appellant-defendant Hoosier Insurance Company brings this appeal from the trial court’s decision to deny Hoosier’s motion for judgment on the evidence. The facts relevant to the appeal are set forth below.
In December of 1990, Lisa Ann Shoemaker’s husband was killed in an automobile accident. Shortly after his death, Lisa received approximately $160,000 from an insurance policy her husband held. With the insurance proceeds, Lisa purchased a home for $50,000 and a car for $10,000. She then invested the balance of the proceeds in four bank funds, one being a retirement fund.
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