Irish v. Monitor Insurance Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtClark, J.
In this suit on a policy of fire insurance, there being no dispute of loss, and the question being on cancellation and of law, a verdict for plaintiff was directed, on which judgment was entered. Defendant has appealed.
The question is: Did the depositing a notice of cancellation of the policy in this case, inclosed in an envelope deposited at the post office in the city of Pontiac, on December 10,1929, postage prepaid, and registered mail, directed to said plaintiff at his last address as given by him in his application for said insurance, constitute such a notice of cancellation as to…
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