Wyman v. . Wyman

The condition in the policy which is cited by the appellants refers to assignments or transfers of the policy itself or of the interest of the assured therein, and not to transfers of the title to the building insured, or the land on which it stood, whether such transfers are voluntary or by operation of law. The clause is to the effect that the interest of the assured in this policy is not assignable; and it is a transfer or termination of the interest of the assured in the policy, and not in the premises insured, which, when made without consent, is to avoid the policy under this condition.

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