PER CURIAM.
On February 24, 1974, a fire consumed a building along with its contents, and sparked the present controversy. The plaintiffs owned the building; defendant Royal Globe insured it; and defendant Morris Agency served as intermediary between insurer and insured. All claims, save one, have been paid.
The dispute centers on the extent of business-interruption coverage. This, in turn, depends on whether, as plaintiffs contend, an item labeled the percentage...
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