Miller v. Prussian National Insurance

Plaintiff brought suit upon a Michigan standard insurance policy of $1,000 issued by defendant to him insuring certain personal property, to wit, $350 on certain liquors, tobacco, and cigars, $350 on saloon furniture and fixtures, including a safe and cash register; and $300 on his household goods, etc., situated in a building occupied by him as a saloon and dwelling in Mill-brook, Mich. The policy issued for one year, and was dated November 21, 1903, and was written upon an oral application. The declaration was in the form permitted by rule in this State. The execution of the policy declared…