Firemen's Ins. Co. v. Mallouf

Citations

• 223 P. 873
• 98 Okla. 12
• 1924 OK 252
• 1924 Okla. LEXIS 1112

Syllabus

<p>Where an insurance policy provides: “That in the event of the failure to produce said inventory (after loss) the policy shall be null and void,” such clause means that such inventory must be produced if it is within the power of the assured so to do, and that he is charged with responsibility for its loss and his consequent liability, to produce it in all cases where such loss is the result of a wrongful, fraudulent, or negligent act on his part.</p> <p>2. Same — Direction of Verdict for Plaintiff.</p> <p>Record examined, and held, that order of I,he trial court directing a verdict was proper under the pleadings, evidence, and admissions in this cause. Held, further, that claim of insurance company of nonliability as a matter of law is not supported by any evidence, and that under all of the testimony and admissions, it was proper for the trial court to direct a verdict for plaintiff.</p> <p>(Syllabus by Lyons, O.)</p>