Urey v. Southern Fire Insurance

Plaintiff contends .that he had paid the premium in full and that the policy was in force at the time of the fire and that he had no notice that the defendant had attempted to cancel the policy, and that he had not authorized the cancellation. There was some evidence to sustain these contentions.

The defendant admits that the policy of insurance was a standard fire insurance policy and issued’ in plaintiff’s name.

In Dawson v. Insurance Co., 192 N. C., at p. 315, 316, it is said: “It is expressly stipulated in each policy, as required by statute (1) that ‘this policy will be canceled at any…