Richmond Insurance Co. v. Boetticher

— This was an action by appellees to recover on an insurance policy for loss occasioned by explosion. The complaint alleged (in addition to other necessary allegations) that appellees had other insurance and the loss was to be pro-rated; that on. December 19, 1932, an explosion occurred in their oil burner which caused soot and oil to be thrown over personal property and damage to the building, all of which were covered by the policy; that immediate notice of said loss was given appellant; that on February 17, 1933, due proof of loss was made and that all conditions on the part of appellees…