Atlas Insurance v. Robison
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Bradley Circuit Court; Henry W. Wells, Judge; The policy was void because of the additional insurance. 72 Ark. 306; 100 N. Y. 451; 84 Ark. 186; 69 Ark. 489; 121 S. W. 1046. There is evidence to support the verdict. It should not, therefore, be disturbed on appeal. 84 Ark. 78. The false statements must have been knowingly and wilfully made. 65 Ark. 332; 123 Mass. 280; 106 Ala. 351; 2 May, Ins. 477.
1Opinion of the CourtFrauEnthar, J.
This was an action instituted by the. plaintiff below, P. J. Robison, to recover upon an insurance policy for the loss of and damage to certain personal property caused by fire. On April 8, 1907, the Atlas Insurance Company issued to plaintiff its policy of insurance by which for a term of three years from that date it insured plaintiff against loss or damage by fire on property, consisting of household and kitohen furniture, beds, bedding, etc., in an amount not exceeding $1,300. On October 1, 1908, about 4 o’clock b. svi.; the property was partially destroyed and damaged by fire. A verdict…
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