Georgia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance v. Alloway
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Marshall, Judge.
Defendant insurer appeals from a judgment entered against it in favor of its insured plaintiff, plus penalty and attorney fees, based on the following stipulated facts: Defendant issued a farm owners insurance policy, "Broad Form,” to plaintiff. During the term of the policy, a horse owned by the plaintiff suffered a mangled leg, and had to be put to death. The cause of the mangled leg was unknown. Plaintiff filed a proof of loss with defendant wherein he stated that the horse died as a result of a mangled leg of an unknown cause.
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