Lee v. Providence Washington Insurance

The plaintiff, on and prior to March 1, 1926, was the owner of a two-story building in Clyde Park, Montana, used for garage and public hall purposes. The building was insured for $5,000, and the contents for $500, under two contracts; one with the defendant Providence Washington Insurance Company, insuring plaintiff against loss by fire to the building in an amount not exceeding $3,000, and against loss to personal property in the building in an amount not exceeding $500; the other with the Aetna Insurance Company, insuring him against loss by fire to the building in an amount not exceeding…