Phœnix Insurance v. Hamilton & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action on insux’axxce policy. Before Judge Littlejohn.- Dooly superior court. February term, 1899.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, J.
This was a suit upon a policy of fire-insurance, brought by W. C. Hamilton & Co. against the Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. The case as made out at the trial by testimony offered in behalf of the plaintiff was, in brief, *15as follows: In 1897 the defendant corporation and a number of other insurance companies were represented by Cobb Bros., of Cordele, Ga., as general agents. At the solicitation of a member of that firm, W. C. Hamilton consented to take out insurance to the amount of $1,500 on certain buildings located at Seville. The premium agreed upon was $121, of which $50 was…
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