Buell v. United Firemen's Insurance

Action on a policy of insurance against the theft of an automobile owned by the plaintiff Buell. He had bought it of the plaintiff Studebaker Sales Company on a conditional sales contract. The insurance was payable, as their interests might appear, to the Industrial Finance Corporation and the Studebaker company. These two companies and Buell were the plaintiffs. At the trial the case was dismissed without objection as to the finance corporation, its ' interest having ceased, and over objection as to the plaintiff Buell. There was a verdict for the defendant and against the plaintiff…