Globe Rutgers Fire Ins. Co. v. Pappas

The complaint follows strictly the Code form (Code, § 9531, form 13), and we find no tenable objection to it on account of the fact that plaintiffs’ entire claim for loss of dwelling, storehouse, stock of goods, and household and store fixtures, all insured in one policy, is stated in one count. We find no sufficient reason for requiring a multiplicity of counts. The cases cited to this point by appellant, Capital City Ins. Co. v. Jones, 128 Ala. 361, 30 So. 674, 86 Am. St. Rep. 152, and Southern Railway Co. v. McIntyre, 152 Ala. 223, 44 So. 624, are inapt. They deal with questions of a…