Thurston v. Union Ins. Co. of Philadelphia

The plaintiff, who sues in behalf of a mortgagee, was owner of certain property described in the four policies as “his three-story frame building and additions, occupied for stores and shoe factory, situate on the north side of Third street, in Dover, N. H.” Possession was taken by the mortgagee, the Cocheco Savings Bank, November 8, 1881, of which notice was given, and the companies agreed to pay to the bank in case of loss. The four policies were for $2,000 each, and there was a loss by fire, December 28, 1881, of which due notice and proof were furnished. The cases were, by agreement of…