Pacific Insurance Company of New York v. Frank

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• stating party asserting affirmative defense of nonliability because of fire of incendiary origin must prove essential facts by preponderance of evidence
• fundamental error for the trial court to fail to give an instruction dealing with the defendant's theory of arson
• every fact necessary to prove the affirmative defense of arson must be proven by a fair preponderance of evidence.

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