Ruttenburg, Exr. v. Fire Ins. Co.

Opinion by

Rhodes, J.,

Charles Ruttenberg had insured his building, store stock and fixtures with fourteen different fire insurance companies. On December 1, 1931, tbe building and its contents were destroyed by fire. He brought these three actions of assumpsit against three of the insurance companies involved to recover on the policies covering the building and personal property destroyed. The insured died after suit had been instituted, and his executor was substituted as plaintiff in each case. The three actions were tried together. The policies were of the standard form, and each contained…