Sullivant v. Pennsylvania Fire Insurance

Minor W. Millweb, Justice.

On August 7, 1952, appellant, A. E. Sullivant, purchased from the .agent of Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, appellee, a policy of insurance which insured, among other things, a 1947 Studebaker %-ton truck against loss or damage occasioned by theft. The policy provided for a maximum coverage of $800.00 and defined theft as “loss or damage to the automobile caused by theft, larceny, robbery or pilferage.”

At a hearing in the Jonesboro Municipal Court, the parties stipulated that, if called as witnesses, appellant, Hubert Eogers, his employee, and Curtis Kerr, a…