Ins. Co. v. . R. R.

This case is one of five separate actions brought by insurance companies to recover the total sum of $14,339.36, which was paid by them to the Griffin Manufacturing Company for loss of property destroyed on 1 April, 1917, by the negligence of the defendants, with interest from said date. The first case, that of the Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance Company, is for the recovery of $3,000, a part of the entire loss, the other plaintiffs having paid different amounts, which, together with the amount paid by the plaintiff, make up this total of $14,339.36. The complaint alleged that the entire total…