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What Is The Procedural History Of St. Paul Fire And Marine Insurance Co. V. Toman?

Question by daziedgirl | Posted in Insurance

I am trying to get into insurance sales and I was asked this question by a potential employer after I read a short briefing on the case. I don't think I don't think I got it right. Just wondering if I might of said the right thing or not.


Here is the case for quick reference:

Supreme Court of South Dakota.
ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff and Appellant,
v.
James T. TOMAN, Defendant and Appellee,
and
Van Collins, Defendant.
No. 14301.

Argued March 20, 1984.
Decided July 3, 1984.

Following filing of claim by insured for fire loss under a valued policy, insurer

Answer: It's not right answer/wrong answer. The test is actually to see if you can read legal-ese, and translate it into regular English.


So.

there was a claim
it was denied
the insured sued
the insured won
the insurance company appealed
the appeals court upheld the original decision.
 
 

Is My Antique Cedar Chest Worth Anything?

Question by annpre | Posted in Other - Arts & Humanities

I own this beautiful cedar chest made by Continental Desk Co. in Rockford, IL. Not sure when was made but seems that there is no information available about this company. There is also Moth Insurance form (damage up to $100) issued by St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. Does anyone know when was this chest made and if it is worth anything?

Answer: Your best bet is to try the monthly antique fairs. Take photos of the inside and outside features of the chest and show them to local vendors that sell furniture. Some antique fairs have appraisers. The Rose Bowl has appraisers and the fair is on the 2nd Sunday of the month. You can also try auction houses. Every now and then they do free appraisals. Ask several people.

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