Palatine Insurance v. Dickenson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action on insurance policy. Before Judge Spence. Decatur superior court. May 15, 1902. •
1Opinion of the CourtSimmons, C. J.
1. Where a bill of exceptions sets forth rulings made in a case to which the “Palatine Insurance Company Limited, of Manchester, England,” was a party, and exceptions thereto are taken in the name of the “Palatine Insurance Co.,” the writ of error will not be dismissed as having been sued out by one not a party to the case below. The variance is not a substantial one, and, further than this, the second name evidently refers back and relates to the full corporate name first stated in the bill of exceptions.
2. A policy of fire-insurance which expressly stipulates that.it shall be void “if the…
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