Fontenot v. Louisiana Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
YELVERTON, Judge.
The plaintiff, Herman L. Fontenot, sued his insurer, Louisiana Farm Bureau Casualty Company, under a homeowner’s policy for storm damage to his pumphouse, an oxidation pond, a fence, and his barn located near his home. The insurer’s defense, asserted by way of a motion for partial summary judgment, was that there was no coverage under the policy.
The parties stipulated that the total amount of damage to Fontenot’s property was $5,000. It was agreed that the case be submitted to the district judge on the merits to be decided on the basis of the stipulation, a deposition of…
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