Headley v. Commercial Standard Ins.

In January, 1929, defendant company insured a Buick auto belonging to plaintiff, for the value of $800 under the terms of the policy.

The auto was destroyed by fire in November, 1930.

Judgment was rendered in favor of plaintiff for the insured value of the auto and attorney’s fees, from which defendant prosecutes this appeal.

Under letter K on the reverse side of the policy, we find the following:

“Appraisal. Payment of Loss.

"In the event of disagreement as to the amount of loss or damage * * * the same shall be determined by two appraisers,. the assured and the company each selecting one, and…