Williams v. Warbasse
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Bird, V. C.
The complainant was indebted to the defendants on bond and mortgage. The buildings on the premises mortgaged were covered by insurance. The policy was assigned to and held by defendants as collateral. The complainant desired- additional insurance, which was forbidden by the policy named without the consent of the company issuing the first policy. However, he procured, or was about to procure, other insurance, and was informed that if he took such insurance without the consent of those who issued the first policy, such first policy would be forfeited. He then called upon one of the…
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