Luchansky v. Farmers Fire Insurance
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
WIEAND, Judge:
On May 15, 1982, a two story brick home located at 127 Main Street, West Brownsville, was destroyed by fire. Joseph Luchansky and Josephine Luchansky were the insureds under a policy of fire insurance issued by The Farmers Fire Insurance Company. In an action on the policy by the insureds to recover their loss, the trial court denied recovery on the grounds that Joseph and Josephine Luchansky lacked an insurable interest in the Main Street property. The insureds appealed. We reverse.
The improved real estate had been conveyed to Michael Luchansky by his parents, the appellants,…
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