Zimmermann v. Dwelling-House Insurance

The plaintiff was a local agent of the defendant at Saginaw, and had been for several years prior to the date of the policy sued upon in this case; and, at the time the policy was issued, there was another local agent representing the defendant in the city. On May 15, 1893, plaintiff wrote a policy in the defendant company, insuring himself in the sum of $1,500 on his household goods, $2-50 on his barn, $100 on his horse, and $150 *400on Inis vehicles, robes, feed, etc. Without notifying the company of this risk, he retained the policy, and the daily report, which is usually sent to the company,…