The plaintiff brought a motion for summary judgment for $66,283.54 for contents and additional living expenses lost in a fire, pursuant to a renter's insurance policy.
The defendant insurer opposed the motion, arguing there were genuine issues of credibility and fact regarding the existence and value of the items claimed.
The court dismissed the plaintiff's motion, finding that contradictory evidence and credibility issues required a trial.
The court granted partial summary judgment to the defendant, dismissing the plaintiff's claim for additional living expenses as the plaintiff admitted to moving in with his parents and not incurring such expenses.
