Legal Opinion
Charles H. Dresser & Son, Inc. v. Allemannia Fire Insurance
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Decided December 12, 1924No. 1005, NO. 1007, NO. 1012, NO. 1014, NO. 1016PublishedCited by 12 opinions
October Term, 1924.
1Opinion of the CourtBeach, J.
In No. 1012, the State Referee has found that the policy sued on in that action was written by the George B. Fisher Company, agent for the defendant the North River Insurance Company, and also agent for the Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company, and its successor, the United States Fire Insurance Company, which is the defendant in No. 1016. The policy sued on in No. 1016 was issued by the Williams- burg Company and afterward assumed by the United States Company; and the referee finds that the policy sued on in No. 1012 was issued on condition that the policy sued on in No. 1016 should be…
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