Gift Box Et Al v. Wishing Well

The Court of Appeals has certified this case to us as a case of significant legal principle. Rules of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals 29(4)(b). Appellants and appellees are co-tenants operating different businesses in a shopping center in Pine Bluff. The various appellants filed suit claiming the appellees' negligent use of an extension cord resulted in a fire that caused $28,446.53 in damages. It is stipulated that the various appellants had fire insurance policies which paid for their losses subject to a $100 deductible provision in each policy. The policies provided for subrogation and that the insured would not waive subrogation. All parties leased their spaces in the shopping center from the T & S Company. Each lease between T & S and the parties to this action contained the following provision: