Johnson v. General Exchange Insurance
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtStephens, J.
P. R. Johnson, as an insured under a policy of theft insurance upon an automobile, wherein the plaintiff, as the purchaser of the automobile, Stone Mountain Chevrolet Company as the alleged “dealer,” and General Motors Acceptance Corporation are insured against the theft of the automobile "as their interests may appear,” by his petition as amended, brings suit in his own behalf against General Exchange Insurance Corporation, the insurer, for damages for the theft of the automobile, under the provisions of the policy, in the sum of $461, plus 25% thereof as a penalty for bad faith, amounting…
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