German Alliance Ins. v. Fort Worth Grain & Elevator Co.

(after stating the facts as above). The policy contained a stipulation that it should be void if any change should take place (without appellant’s consent) in the ownership of “the subject of insurance.” Appellant insists it appeared that such a change took place before the fire occurred, and therefore that the judgment against it is wrong. The insistence is based on testimony showing that appellees J. R. Stitt and F. W. Payne, or his wife E. E. Payne, or both of them, and one M. M. Egan; as partners, owned the property insured at the time the policy was issued, to wit, April 5, 1914; that on…