Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance v. Tomlin
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Benham, Judge.
These cases involve an appeal by Nationwide Mutual Fire Insur-. anee Company (“Nationwide”) from the denial in a bench trial of its motion for judgment in its behalf in a suit concerning the interpretation of an “all risk” insurance policy (Case No. 72725), and a cross-appeal by the Tomlins contesting the trial court’s application of the one-year period of limitation contained in the policy (Case No. 72726).
The following facts gave rise to this controversy. In June 1980, the Tomlins purchased a home in DeKalb County and, in the same year, purchased an “all risk” homeowners…
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