Hanby v. Maryland Casualty Company

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• where a demand for appraisal was made approximately three weeks after suit was filed, the court held the demand was timely, because the court found the parties were negotiating at least until one month before suit was filed
• “The policy does not state the time within which demand for appraisal must be made and it therefore must be made within a reasonable time,” and this test was applied even where appraisal was not demanded until after suit was filed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).