Klein v. Avemco Insurance
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
COPELAND, Justice.
Plaintiff first contends that since the plaintiff had paid $268.10 (seven-tenths of the total annual premium) the policy should remain in effect for seven-tenths of the year or 255 days, which according to plaintiff’s calculation would mean the policy would continue in force until 28 September 1973, some two months past the date of loss. Further, plaintiff contends under his theory that, even if you disregard the last payment, the policy would remain in effect for six-tenths of the year, or 219 days, until 23 August 1973. We do not agree with the plaintiff’s method of…
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