Insurance – Fire – Fraudulent Application – Purchase Price – Past Claims (access required)

Scottsdale Insurance Co. v. Collins Although defendant contends he merely answered questions posed to him by an insurance agent and then signed the application that the agent printed out, when he signed the application, defendant asserted that he had read the application and that the statements in it were true. However, the application indicated that the purchase price for the house being insured was $390,000 when defendant knew the purchase price was only $20,000.

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Insurance – Fire – Fraudulent Application – Purchase Price – Past Claims

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