Taverna v. Palatine Insurance Co. of London

On July 1, 1925, appellant, a fire insurance company authorized to do business in New York State, issued its policy by the terms of which it insured the plaintiffs against direct loss and damage by fire to an. amount not exceeding $2,000 on a two-story frame building situate at 118 Second street in the city of Rome, N. Y., while the same was occupied for a dwelling and bakery, and for $300 on household and personal property belonging to the insured, or any member or servant of the family, while contained in said building. The contract of insurance was the usual standard form policy of this…