Fohn v. Title Insurance Corp. of St. Louis

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a claim for the diminished value ' of property was unliquidated where the proper measure of damages was a question “of first impression” in the state
• stating that “where the person liable does not know the amount he owes he should not be considered in default because of failure to pay”
• referring to the issue as “one of first impression” and concluding that the trial court “properly followed the theory advanced by plaintiffs” in adopting a method for assessing damages
• referring to the issue as \one of first impression\ and concluding that the trial court \properly followed the theory advanced by plaintiffs\ in adopting a method for assessing damages
• where the precise amount the insurance company is obligated to pay can not be determined, the refusal to pay may still be vexatious
• where the precise amount the insurance company is obligated to pay can not be determined, the refusal to pay may still be vexatious

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).