Standard Accident Ins. Co. of Detroit v. Richmond

The appellee, plaintiff in this suit, was the owner of an automobile, on which he carried a policy of insurance against injuries caused by collisions. His car was injured within the terms of the policy, and he brought this suit to recover his damages. He alleged that the ear was practically new and immediately before the injury was worth the sum of $1,695; .that as a result of the injury it was rendered worthless. He set out in detail the parts damaged and the repairs that would be required to'restore the car to its original condition, together with the cost of those parts and repairs. Those…