Brandt v. New York Railways Co.

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• noting that costs and interest “are the only damages which the law imposes in such cases” (emphasis supplied)
• construing predecessor to OCGA § 13-6-11, describing conduct that could constitute bad faith in an action on an insurance policy, and holding that a mere refusal to pay does not constitute bad faith
• construing predecessor to OCGA § 13-6-11, describing conduct that could constitute bad faith in an action on an insurance policy, and holding that a mere refusal to pay does not constitute bad faith

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