Pulver v. Rochester German Insurance

This was an action upon a policy of tire insurance. On the trial the company defended mainly on the ground that no such quantity of goods as the appellant claimed, had been destroyed. The goods were a stock of women’s apparel in a store conducted by, or in the name of the appellant. What, if any, objection the company made to her title to the goods, does not very clearly appear. Whether it was good against the creditors of her vendor, was a question with which the company could not meddle. Phoenix Ins. Co. v. Mitchell, 67 Ill. 43.

Whether the appellant’s loss was exaggerated or not, was a…