Whitney v. . Black River Insurance Company

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1878-01-15

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Andrews, J. The insurance was upon the plaintiff’s saw-mill, gang, water-power, and on his fixed and movable machinery, mill-tools and implements contained and used in the mill; and among the several pages of printed conditions, and stipulations in the policy, is a condition that if the premises become “ vacant and unoccupied,” the policy shall bo void. It is quite obvious that the p…

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