Webb v. Stonewall Insurance Co.

CLAY, Commissioner.

In this suit on a fire insurance policy the trial court gave summary judgment for the insurer on the ground a condition of the policy had been breached and there was no liability.

The policy insured plaintiff’s house for $3,000 and its contents for $1,500. On the front page of the policy, in the middle of a blank space, were typed the following words, “No other insurance permitted”. As a matter of fact, when this policy was issued (being a renewal which increased the face amount), the plaintiff had another insurance policy on his house with another company. See Webb v.…