State Farm: We're Paying Wind Damage Claims
Southeast News • April 7, 2006
State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. is paying for Hurricane Katrina property losses when evidence shows that wind caused the damage, James Burwell, claims manager, wrote in a letter to the ...
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Subject: RE: RE: State Farm will even commit perjury to get what it w
Posted On: April 10, 2006, 3:38 pm CDT
Posted By: Perjury?
Comment:
So...reading these comments...I wonder if you should consider referring to your handy-dandy dictionary to make sure you understand the word "perjury."
noun - Law - the offence of deliberately telling an untruth in court when under oath.
Unless you were in court with someone from State Farm, and said person was under oath, and you were dealing directly with the matter of your claim, there was no perjury.
In fact, the claim of "perjury" could be construed as libelous in this case.
Subject: RE: RE: State Farm will even commit perjury to get what it w
noun - Law - the offence of deliberately telling an untruth in court when under oath.
Unless you were in court with someone from State Farm, and said person was under oath, and you were dealing directly with the matter of your claim, there was no perjury.
In fact, the claim of "perjury" could be construed as libelous in this case.