Rosedofsky v. Corosa

On September 1, 1940, fire completely destroyed the buildings on the plaintiff’s farm. At that time the defendant’s intestate held a mortgage upon the premises on which there was due the sum of approximately $3,000. The buildings and some of the contents were insured in three companies, and each policy was payable in case of loss to Corosa, as his mortgage interest might appear.

The evidence, taken most favorably for the plaintiff, warranted the findings about to be stated. After the fire, the plaintiff made a parol agreement with one Nintemen to sell the land for the sum of $2,300, the deed…