Brooks v. Ohio Farmers Insurance

Van Swearingen, P. J.,

— At the close of the trial on April 16, 1923, the jury returned a verdict for plaintiffs for $2198.10, being the value, with interest, of an automobile owned by plaintiffs, burned while covered by a policy of insurance against fire arising from any cause whatever or lightning, issued by the defendant company March 31, 1921, and to continue for one year from that date. The automobile was totally destroyed, following an explosion on the public highway between Uniontown and Connellsville, about Dec. 27, 1921. Two motions of defendant are before the court, one for a new…