Williams v. North German Ins.
U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of Iowa
In Equity.
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Justice,
(orally.) The plaintiff, Williams, obtained policies of insurance against the risk of fire on what is kfiown as the “Keokuk Elevator. ” The policies read that the Keokuk Grain Elevator Company is insured against loss by fire to such and such amounts, and the loss, if any, is payable to Williams," administrator. C. L. Williams is and was administrator of his father’s estate. At the time of this insurance — at the time it was made — the elevator property had been sold under a decree of this court, and had been bought in by Williams as administrator for the estate. He bought it…
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