National Fire Insurance v. Pinnell
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Chiep Justice Sampson—
Affirming.. Appellee, Pinnell, on tfie 24tli of February, 1919, purchased an Indiana two-ton truck, number 6615, at the price of $2,943.00. On the same day he took out fire insurance on this machine. The policy was issued for $3,000.00 and was to run from noon on the- 24th of February, 1919, to noon on the 24th of February, 1920, the premium being $52.50, which was paid in cash. On the same day he sent the truck to the repair shop of one Thomas, who was to build a new bed for it. These repairs were to cost something more than $100.00. While the car…
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