Humble v. German Alliance Insurance
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Cherokee district court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Johnston, C. J.:
Error was predicated on a ruling of the district court granting appellee a new trial in an action wherein a referee had made findings in favor of appellant.
William Humble, the owner of a colliery, caused it to be insured by the German Alliance Insurance Company for $900, and the policy issued by the company provided that the loss should be paid to Joseph Humble, the appellee, who held a mortgage on the'property for $1100. The policy contained a clause to the effect that it should be void if the insured had or should procure other…
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