Bituminous Casualty Corp. v. Moore
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
KENNETH W. SHRUM, Presiding Judge.
After Dewey Moore (“Dewey”) and his son, Dale Moore (“Dale”), disagreed regarding who owned and was entitled to possession of a backhoe, Dale surreptitiously took the backhoe from Dewey and concealed it in a Mend’s barn. Thereon, Dewey filed a claim with Bituminous Casualty Company (“Bituminous”) under a policy covering the backhoe which insured Dewey for theft losses. Bituminous promptly settled the claim with Dewey by paying $38,500 for the loss.
After learning Dale had the backhoe, Bituminous filed this case against Dale and Dewey seeking to recover its…
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