Franklin Ins. v. Sears
United States Circuit Court
At Law.
1Opinion of the CourtSage, J.
The motion for a new trial is upon two grounds: First, that the court erred in refusing to permit the defendant to introduce testimony to prove a custom to procure the cancellation of a policy of insurance by the agency of the broker who placed the insurance with him,—a custom, the defendant offered to prove, of .universal prevalence, not only at Cincinnati, where the policy which 'the defendant was ordered by the plaintiff to cancel was issued, and where the property insured was located, but also at Boston, the place of the home office of the plaintiff.
On the twenty-second of May, 1882, the…
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