Bailey v. Cameron Mutual Insurance Co.

WILLIAM H. CRANDALL, JR., Judge.

Plaintiffs, Charles Bailey and Virgie Bailey (hereinafter referred to jointly as “Bailey”), brought an action against defendant, Cameron Mutual Insurance Company (hereinafter “Cameron”) 1 for loss sustained in a fire. Bailey’s petition was in four counts: civil conspiracy, fraud, breach of contract, and vexatious refusal to pay. Bailey appeals from the trial court’s judgment which dismissed with prejudice his fraud count and which, pursuant to a jury verdict, found in favor of Cameron on the breach of contract and vexatious refusal counts. He also appeals from…