Gebelin v. Detroit Fire Marine Ins. Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
ReBLANC, Judge.
• This case involves the interpretation of Act No. 136 of 1922 which is an act relating to policies of fire, lightning, and windstorm insurance which contain a coinsurance clause.
The subject of insurance was certain movable property which belonged, at the time the policy was issued, to Baton Rouge Electrical & Machine Works, Inc., and which had subsequently been transferred, with an assignment of the policy, to the plaintiff herein, Mr. Joseph.Gebelin. After the loss, by fire, the dam-, age was estimated at $796 and it is agreed that, if the coinsurance clause is effective, the…
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