Dechant v. Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance

While the difference between the award of $350 and the jury’s verdict of $750 is quite substantial and, under the entire evidence, the latter amount quite persuasively, as an original proposition, is the nearer to plaintiff’s actual loss, yet, as. held by the trial court, such difference is not sufficient, in the absence of the slightest evidence of fraud or want of good faith on the part of the appraisers, to warrant the setting aside of such a determination by those to whom, by agreement of the parties, the matter was submitted. None of the three specific objections presented by *582plaintiff’s…