Commercial Union Fire Insurance v. Hansen

McíIaney, J.

On December 5, 1940, Christian L. Seemel parked his car in front of a business building in Hazen, Arkansas, owned by appellee, and went in the building on business. "While his car was so parked á part of the parapet wall, a metal awning and a large Neon sign which had been erected by John P. Baird, d.b.a. as Little Rock Advertising & Posting Company, fell upon and damaged said car in the sum of $137.73. Appellant had issued its extended coverage policy on said car and paid Seemel said amount. It then brought this action in the Pulaski circuit court against appellee and Baird to…