Leach v. Commercial Casualty Insurance

Plaintiff secured a policy of burglary insurance from defendant in November, 1921, in the amount of $1,000 and paid therefor a premium of $32.50. ' Subsequently, in October, 1922, he suffered a loss of $822 by burglary. In due time he presented the defendant with proofs of loss, but it denied liability on the ground that plaintiff made certain representations of warranties which were untrue. The case was heard by the trial court without the aid of a jury. After it was submitted the court made the following finding of facts and the law:

“1. Morris Leach, the plaintiff in this case, had a policy…