Hanover Fire Insurance v. Furkas
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNelson Sharpe, C. J.
In the declaration filed in this case it was alleged, in substance, that the defendant Hurwich was the president and treasurer of the St. Joseph Board & Paper Company, the defendant Nicely the vice-president and general manager, and the defendant Furkas an employee thereof; that on July 13, 1927, plaintiff, at the request of said company, issued a policy in the sum of $5,000 insuring the company against loss and damage by fire to certain buildings constituting its plant at the city of St. Joseph; that the buildings insured were situate upon lands owned by one Frank S. Bicking and under lease…
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