Orient Insurance v. Rudolph
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill and decree of interpleader, answers and cross-bills.
1Opinion of the Court
Emery, Y. C.
The complainant, a fire insurance company of Connecticut, has paid into court the sum of $955.85, due from it upon a fire insurance policy issued to one George W. Enderline on personal property (household furniture and merchandise), located in a building in North Tarry town, New York. The insured property was destroyed by fire on or about December 27th, 1902. The defendant Mary Rudolph claims the money paid into court, under'an assignment executed March 5th, 1903, by which Enderline assigned his interest in the policy, and all moneys due or collectible' under it. The defendant…
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