Campbell v. Calvert Fire Insurance
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Oxner, Justice.
This is an action on a policy issued by the Calvert Fire Insurance Company indemnifying plaintiff, Eugene T. Campbell, against loss or damage to his automobile by collision or upset.
The fact that there was a collision is admitted. Plaintiff alleged that his automobile “was destroyed” and sought judgment for $1,350.00, which he alleged was its value. The Company denied that the automobile was damaged to this extent; alleged that plaintiff, in violation of the terms of the policy, had the automobile repaired before reporting the loss, thereby denying it a reasonable opportunity…
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