Firemen's Insurance v. Parmer

This was an action on a fire-insurance policy which insured a described automobile truck, liability of the insurer being limited thereunder to $200. A verdict was returned in favor of the plaintiff for the principal sum of $100, $50 attorney’s fees, and costs. In the policy are statements of facts, in the nature of warranties, with reference to the automobile truck. One of these statements was that the “actual cost price” of the automobile truck to the insured was $290. For the purpose of this decision it may be assumed that the insured actually represented to the insurer that the “actual…