Giles v. Lanford & Gibson, Inc.
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Judge:
This is an action for fraud in the issuance of an insurance policy. The jury returned a verdict of $25,000 for constructive fraud in favor of the insured, William D. Giles. The insurance agent, Lanford & Gibson, appeals. We affirm.
In June, 1978, Giles borrowed $25,000 from the Bank of Greer to purchase ten acres of land on Frady Road in Green-ville County. Giles planned to restore an unoccupied, fire damaged house on the property as a residence for himself and his family. To secure the loan, Giles gave a mortgage covering the Frady Road property and his existing residence in the…
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