Howsley v. Clark

On the 28th day of January. 1925, T. W. Vandenburg was the owner and holder of a note secured by a mortgage on a frame building in Hooker, Okla. He was carrying fire insurance on the property with the usual loss payable clause to himself as mortgagee. On the date mentioned C. W. Eerguson, who was representing him as attorney in connection with this delinquent indebtedness, went with him to the office of the defendant in error, E. B. Clark. There the following- conversation took place, as testified to by Ferguson:

“1 said to Clark. ‘It is necessary that this property be insured’ * * * and I…