ROYAL INSURANCE CO., LTD. v. Cohen

Carlisle, Presiding Judge.

1. Where the policy of fire insurance sued on contained only a general provision relating to avoidance of the policy on account of concealment or fraud by the insured and where it did not contain any provision expressly voiding it if the insured property should be mortgaged without the consent of, or without notice to the company, and where the policy was issued with a mortgage clause showing that the loss, if any, on the insured property would be payable to a named mortgagee, the fact that the insured, after the issuance of the policy and prior to the loss, borrowed…