Fournier v. German American Insurance
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Assumpsit on a policy of fire insurance. The facts are fully stated in the opinion. Heard on agreed statement’ of facts, jury trial waived.
1Opinion of the CourtBlodgett, J.
By the agreed statement of facts it appears- that the defendant company issued to one Alphonse Deslauriers a certain policy of insurance for $1,250, for one year, from the fourth day of June, 1897, at noon, to the fourth day of June, 1898, on the premises therein described; thát thereafterwards said policy was assigned by said Deslauriers. to John M. Fournier, the plaintiff in this suit, which said assignment was assented to by the agent of the defendant company, on March 25th, 1898 ; that on the 16th day of May,' 1898, a fire occurred on the premises, and that no proofs of loss by such fire…
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