Bank of South Jacksonville v. Hartford Fire Ins. Co.

CALL, District Judge.

On September 22, 1921, suit was brought in the state court by the plaintiff to recover on a policy of insurance upon a truck. By appropriate proceedings the cause was removed to this court.

The policy in suit was issued, to cover loss by fire, theft, and transportation, to an automobile dealer, and provided for assurance against loss from fire, arising from any cause whatever, and lightning. The automobiles covered by the policy were automobiles owned and for sale by the dealer; the amount of insurance is the actual cost to the dealer, equipment, and freight; the term of…