Schwab v. Ranger Insurance Company

KEITH, Justice.

Schwab owned a multi-engine aircraft insured by Ranger Insurance Company (hereinafter called “Ranger”), valued at more than $16,000.00, the face of the policy. The plane was totally destroyed while being operated by one Paskie. Ranger instituted a declaratory judgment suit seeking exoneration of liability, and Schwab filed a cross-action. After a trial to a jury, Ranger was granted the relief is sought. Schwab was denied recovery on the policy and has appealed. We affirm.

In its suit, Ranger plead the issuance of the policy in question and the destruction of the plane in an…