Central Rent-A-Car & Garages, Inc. v. Franklin Mutual Insurance
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWiest, J.
Plaintiff owned and let for hire automobiles and trucks and held policies of insurance issued by defendant in October, 1936, and May and October, 1937, and, after paying premiums for a time and upon receiving notice of assessment liability as a member of a mutual insurance company, filed the bill herein to have the policies canceled and the premiums paid returned on the ground that the insurance was induced by the false and fraudulent representations that the policies were adequate protection and nonassessable because of the company affiliation with Lloyds Insurance Company of London.…
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