Berkeley Inn, Inc. v. Centennial Insurance

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• computing interest from the date the insurer acknowledged liability under the policy
• business interruption insurance generally intended to return to insured amount of profit it would otherwise have earned
• prejudgment interest is recoverable from the date of the fire if the insurance company denies liability in total
• court denied damages for business interruption where insured’s business was doomed to fail anyway
• business partially destroyed by fire and court refused to allow recovery for lost earnings because the “business was doomed to failure” and business operations could not have continued as a viable enterprise, notwithstanding the fire

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