Amstone v. Peninsular Fire Insurance

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• bankruptcy debtors had \standing\ to maintain bad-faith failure-to-pay lawsuit against insurer where debtors claimed personal-property exemptions totaling $8,000 and bankruptcy court exempted the property, but thereafter fire destroyed the property and debtors claimed a value of $15,540
• bankruptcy debtors had \standing\ to maintain bad-faith failure-to-pay lawsuit against insurer where debtors claimed personal-property exemptions totaling $8,000 and bankruptcy court exempted the property, but thereafter fire destroyed the property and debtors claimed a value of $15,540

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