Finger v. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK

COLEMAN, Justice.

This is an appeal from a summary judgment. The basis of appellees’ motions for summary judgment is that appellants knew before the date of the fire in question that a change in the ownership of the property insured had taken place and that they failed to give notice of such change to appellees. If this allegation is correct, there is no controversy but that appellees are relieved of liability by reason of certain provisions in the insurance policies involved. In their petition appellants alleged that they did in fact notify the defendants, through their agents, that a change…