Ahlberg v. German Insurance

This is an action upon an insurance policy. The cause was tried before a jury, and a verdict rendered under the direction of the court for the sum of $518.75 in favor of the plaintiffs.

It appears that the plaintiffs were doing a manufacturing business in the city of Detroit. They owned the building in which the business was carried on, but did not own the ground upon which it was situated, it being leased from the Michigan Central Bailroad Company. On or about February 17, 1891, they applied to Parkinson & Bonninghausen, insurance agents -in Detroit, with whom they had previously done…