American Central Insurance v. Heath & Blackwell

FLY, Associate Justice.

Appellees instituted this suit to recover $1000 amount of insurance on a stock of hardware and undertakers’ goods destroyed by fire. There was a verdict and judgment for appellees.

Nine of the thirty-two assignments of error present the question as to the right of appellees to recover, the proof showing that although the property was insured in the name of Heath & Blackwell and the business was carried on under that firm name, it really belonged to B. N. Heath. There is no merit in the assignments. The property did in reality belong to a firm called Heath & Blackwell,…