Glens Falls Insurance v. Long
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
Action was instituted by J. L. Long and J. M. Long against Glens Falls Insurance Company to recover upon a policy of insurance. From a verdict and judgment for $3,000 in favor of plaintiffs, the corporation appealed.
The claim against defendant arose out of the total loss of a 19-foot Higgins de luxe utility runabout boat that sank in the waters of the James River on June 2, 1949, and was never located.
The Higgins runabout was acquired new by plaintiffs in July, 1948. At that time they purchased of defendant a $3,000 policy of marine insurance. It was term insurance and covered the boat, its…
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