Alderman v. Hanover Insurance Group

The subordinate facts found by the court are not contested. They disclose that this controversy arose as follows: The plaintiff, under the trade name of Alderman-Dow Iron and Metal Company, was engaged in the scrap iron and metal business, which included the processing of materials on the plaintiff’s premises, as well as the collection and removal of industrial scrap and boilers away from the premises. Prior to March 27, 1961, the defendant had issued to the plaintiff’s decedent, Abraham J. Alderman, a manufacturers’ and con tractors’ schedule liability policy covering the period from March…