Moore v. Protection Ins.

Tenney J.

The plaintiffs procured “ three thousand dollars on their stock in trade, consisting of dry goods, kept in a frame store, occupied by themselves in Belfast,” to be insured by the defendants, for the term of one year, by a policy dated Dec. 15, 1845. Conditions are annexed to the policy, which by its terms constitute a part of it. By the tenth condition, it is necessary after a loss by fire, that the assured should forth*98with give notice thereof to the company, and as soon as possible deliver in a particular account of such loss or damage, signed with their own hands, and verified by…