Mutual Sav. Life Ins. Co. v. Osborne

FOSTER, Justice.

The matters considered by the Court of Appeals in their opinion in this case do not seem to need discussion on our part, except in one respect in view of what was held on two former appeals in the same case. That is, as to whether a claim in an action for deceit under circumstances of this case bears interest.

On that general proposition it may be said that this Court has adopted the view that in tort actions, such as for damages on account of injury sustained to property, a claim will bear interest if it has an ascertainable money value, and the amount of that value measures…