Legal Opinion
Anchor Toy Corp. v. American Eagle Fire Insurance
New York Supreme Court
Decided August 24, 1956PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtAron Steuer, J.
Plaintiff Anchor Toy Corporation is in the business of making toys from wood and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Transogram Co., Inc., the coplaintiff. There is no distinction between the interests of the two plaintiffs and no point is made as to which would be entitled to recover so that the first named will hereafter be regarded as the party in interest.
The defendants are several insurance companies who issued policies to plaintiff insuring against loss from any interruption of business due to destruction of plaintiff’s plant. The policies are identical. There is no question but that…
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