Hews v. Atlas Insurance

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Hews v. Atlas Insurance, 126 Mass. 389 (Mass. 1879)
1879 Mass. LEXIS 270

Hews v. Atlas Insurance

Opinion of the Court

By the Court.

It is manifest, on the face of the policy that the words “ contained in said building, situate on Dwight Street,” &c., inserted at the end of the description of the subjects of insurance, apply to the machinery and the stock, as well as to the furniture; and that nothing is covered by the policy, but the “ pottery building ” and its contents. The plaintiffs’ own bill of exceptions admits that the storehouse was not a part of this, but a distinct building.

Exceptions overruled.

Reference

Full Case Name
Albert H. Hews & another v. Atlas Insurance Company
Cited By
1 case
Status
Published