Rizzoro v. Rizzoro

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• jury may consider prior fires as bearing upon motive that insured may have had to set fire at issue
• voluntary written and oral statements by an insured that he set the fire that destroyed his insured building, despite the fact that the insured had been denied his request to consult counsel, are admissible in a civil action on the insurance policy
• voluntary written and oral statements by an insured that he set the fire that destroyed his insured building, despite the fact that the insured had been denied his request to consult counsel, are admissible in a civil action on the insurance policy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).