Maryland Motor Car Insurance v. Harris

Thompson, P. J. —

Appellee brought this action to recover on an insurance policy for an alleged theft of an automobile, which policy contained certain warranties and conditions regarding the title and ownership of said automobile in appellee, as owner.

The complaint was in two paragraphs. The first paragraph alleged, in substance, that on March 25, 1920, appellant executed its policy to appellee in the sum of $1,800 on a certain Nash automobile, in consideration of the premium of $76.50 paid to appellant by appellee, thereby insuring appellee for a period of one year against loss or damage from…