Colley v. Pearl Assur. Co.

This is an appeal by the insurance company from a decree for $46d.95 with interest, against it in favor of complainant on a policy of automobile insurance described in the original bill as “insuring against loss of or damage to the automobile except by collision, but including fire, theft and windstorm. ’ ’

The cause having been tried below on a stipulation of facts, the appeal has come directly to this court. We do not know the grounds on which the chancellor based his ^decree in favor of the complainant, since the record contains no opinion of his, and the recitals of the decree furnish us…