Watters v. Travel Guard International

How courts have described this case

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• finding prejudgment interest was properly granted where the parties disputed liability but the amount of damages was “readily determinable and ascertainable by simple computation”
• finding damages were liquidated where equal to amount paid minus the amount that had already been reimbursed
• finding petition demanding \over $600.00\ was a liquidated demand and noting that a request for \`such other relief as may be proper'\ is a sufficient demand for prejudgment interest
• damages liquidated where equal to amount paid minus the amount that had already been reimbursed
• “Disputes arising from the interpretation and application of insurance contracts are matters of law for the court where there are no underlying facts in dispute.”
• stating prayer for money judgment “plus interest” was sufficient demand

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).