Legal Opinion

Jackson v. Petrie & McFarland

Supreme Court of Louisiana

Decided November 3, 1931No. 31330Published

1Opinion

On the Merits.

The suit is to recover a loss of $800 on two insurance policies, for $400 each, on certain automobile parts and accessories, tools and implements, which were destroyed by fire. The defendants are the insurance agents who wrote the policies, and are sued as agents for undisclosed principals, because- the plaintiff did not have possession, of the policies, and the defendants refused to give him the names of the companies for whom the policies were written. The plaintiff claimed, in the alternative, that, if the court should hold that the policies were not in force at the time of…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. La Societe de Bienfaisance des Arts et Metiers v. William B. Morris & Co.Supreme Court of Louisiana · 1872

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