Moore v. Farmers Insurance Exchange

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• crime of arson must be established by a preponderance of the evidence in civil cases.
• motive and opportunity can be proven by circumstantial evidence but sufficient to show fire was of incendiary nature and that plaintiff caused or procured fire
• motive and opportunity can be proven by circumstantial evidence but sufficient to show fire was of incendiary nature and that plaintiff caused or procured fire

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