Morrison v. Concordia Fire Insurance

Elizabeth A. Morrison, the owner and holder of two policies issued by the Reliance Insurance Company, insuring a building belonging to her against loss by fire, instituted an action to recover the amount of the two policies. She also commenced an action against the Concordia Fire Insurance Company to re cover upon a third policy which insured the furniture in the same building. Later it developed that Nora Curran owned an interest in the building and in the insurance thereon, and she was joined as a party plaintiff in the first action. The two causes were consolidated for trial, and a…