Motors Ins. v. Lenoir

On July 11, 1950, the appellant issued to the appellee its policy of insurance on a 1949 two-ton Chevrolet truck, agreeing to protect him against direct and accidental loss of the truck by fire to the extent of the actual value thereof. Later, the appellee brought this suit against the appellant on the aforesaid policy, alleging in his declaration that the truck was totally destroyed by fire on Sep*351tember 28,1950, and demanding as tbe actual value of the truck the sum of $1,500.00. The General Motors Acceptance Corporation, which had financed the original purchase of the truck, was made a…