Katherine Luther Corp. v. Wing

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• stating that “there is no apparent prejudice to [insurer] from compelling an appraisal, even if the property has been partially or completely repaired,” when the insurer had timely notice of the claim and the opportunity to inspect and photograph soon after the loss
• stating that “there is no apparent prejudice to [insurer] from compelling an appraisal, even if the property has been partially or completely repaired,” given that the insurer had timely notice of the claim and the opportunity to inspect and photograph soon after the loss
• insured’s petition to compel appraisal stated necessary elements of right to enforce appraisal clause, namely: (1) an insurance policy that contains an appraisal clause; (2) damage to the property covered by the policy; (3
• insured’s petition to compel appraisal stated necessary elements of right to enforce appraisal clause, namely: (1) an insurance policy that contains an appraisal clause; (2) damage to the property covered by the policy; (3) a dispute between parties regarding the value of damages; (4

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).