Firemen's Insurance Co. v. Houle

There was evidence to support the general findings of the Court that the north building was not physically a total loss and that it had not lost its identity as a building, and the following specific findings:

“With the exception of the south wall, the walls of the first and second floors can be advantageously and safely used in place in restoring the north building, or the whole building, to the condition in which it was prior to the fire.

“The floor timbers and partitions below the fourth floor were un damaged by fire, except for slight damage near the openings in the fire wall, and could be…