Langdon v. Cambridge Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

OPINION

HUMPHREYS, Justice.

In January 1966, Mrs. Langdon insured her house for $10,000.00, and its contents for $4,000.00, with Cambridge Mutual, with a standard loss payable clause in favor of her mortgagee, Leader Federal Savings and Loan Association. Later, in November 1966, Mrs. Langdon borrowed $844.00 from Pacific Finance Loans, and as a part of the loan, she was required to purchase insurance with Olympic Insurance Company, insuring her household contents from loss by fire for the amount of the loan, with a loss clause providing that the loss if any, “shall be payable to: Pacific…