Ray v. Pilot Fire Insurance

(dissenting) : Action upon a fire insurance policy dated November 22, 1920, in the sum of $1,200, covering a dwelling house belonging to the plaintiff, which was thereafter, in the life of the policy, destroyed by fire. After the fire, and before the policy was paid, one Furman Fowler, who claimed to have an account against the insured, instituted an action in Guilford County, N. C., at Greensboro, where the insurance company had its home office, against the insured, and had an attachment levied upon the proceeds of the insurance policy in the hands of the company. At that time both Fowler…