Brown v. International Indemnity Co.
Supreme Court of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Harvey, J.:
This is an action on an insurance policy against theft of an automobile. Mr. James Stewart owned an automobile and took out insurance on it in the sum of $500 against theft. A few months later he planned to go to Colorado to be gone two months. He left his automobile with W. E. Brown, a garage man *407and Chevrolet agent, under the agreement that Brown might sell it and retain all he could get for it above $433, and in the event Brown did not sell it if Stewart desired to do so he could trade it in on a new Chevrolet at a credit of $450. While…
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