Wright v. Hartford Fire Insurance

CONNER, Chief Justice.

—Appellant sued upon a policy of insurance acquired by him for damages in the sum of nineteen hundred and fifty dollars done to his dwelling by lightning. The policy by its terms was to become “void” if, among other things, “the interest of the assured be or become other than the entire, unconditional, unincum- ■ bered and sole ownership of the property.” Appellee in addition to the general denial, pleaded the quoted provision of the policy in defense, and it appearing upon the trial from the undisputed proof that at the time of the alleged destruction of the property…