Weinberg Realty Co. v. Harford Mutual Insurance

*561Appellant seeks to recover under a fire insurance policy for fire damage done to one of its rental properties on Christmas Day, 1976. The case involves the interplay between two "conditions” stated in the policy.

The basic facts are not in dispute. The property, a rowhouse in Baltimore City, had been owned by appellant since 1962 and, except for a one-month period in March, 1974, had been continuously occupied by tenants. During the 1974 vacancy, there were two fires in the property — one on March 20, 1974, the other ten days later; but neither caused substantial damage. In both cases, the…