Naeve v. Shea

A dance hall and contents in Naeve’s Park, Sarpy county, were destroyed by fire September 7, 1932, and this is an action by the owner of the property, Louis Naeve, plaintiff, to recover the resulting loss of $8,750, from the National Security Fire Insurance Company, the Concordia Fire Insurance Company, and Thomas E. Shea and Henry *375C. Dross, partners engaged in soliciting and writing fire insurance as the Shea-Dross Insurance Agency, defendants.

The action is not based on fire insurance policies issued by defendants to plaintiff, but on alleged actionable wrongs making them liable to him for…