New York Underwriters Insurance v. Anderson

1. An alienation of the property insured, without the consent of the insurer, voids the policy. Code of 1910, § 2484; Code of 1933, § 56-825. Where a policy of fire insurance contains what is known as the sole and unconditional ownership clause and prohibits a sale, change, or transfer of the title, interest, or ownership of the insured property without the written consent of the insurer endorsed thereon, and provides that upon a breach thereof the policy shall be void, such condition is violated by sale of the personal property insured. National Ben Franklin Fire Ins. Co. v. Hurley, 49 Ga.…