...follows, that the party Company for whom the insurance is made must have an interest in the premises at the time of the insurance, and at the time of the loss, or he can sustain no loss against which the contract will entitle him to indemnity : but it does not...

...were charged to and paid by Page and Chamberlain. The policy was subscribed bv the defendant for 150/. At the time of the insurance and at the time of the loss, the vessel was of Etch. of Pltat, the value of 1200/. At the time of effecting the insurance, ' Chamberlain,...

...renewable or not. The condition of the policy is satisfied if the title and ownership are in the insured at the time of the insurance, and at the time of the loss, and the measure of his indemnity is the amount of his interest in the tenement when destroyed by the...

...were charged to and paid by Page and Chamberlain. The policy was subscribed by the defendant for I50/. At the time of the insurance and at the time of the loss, the vessel was jof Exch. of Pleat, the value of 1200/. At the time of effecting the insurance, Chamberlain,...

...mortgagor can insure to the full value of the property, notwithstanding any encumbrances ihereon. Ibid. An assignment of a policy by the assured only covers...assignee alone is entitled to recover. The rights of tho assignee under the policy cannot be more extensive than tho rights of the assignor. Cited the Columbia...

...responsible for such loss. Ib. 24. It is sufficient that the insured has an interest in the subject-matter at the time of the insurance and at the time of the loss. CC 2040,2537, 2542 ; Ib. See Infra, III. (b), Nos. 5, 12. 25. The contract of insurance is, essentially,...

...think, too, the judge has applied the true rule of law to th« facts in relation to the flax which at the time of the insurance and at the time of the fire also, was in the lower room of the Hynds r. The Schenectady County Mutual Insurance Co. building....

...full value of the property, notwithstanding any encumbrances thereon. Ibid. 482. Any assignment of the policy by the assured only covers such interest in...premises as he may have had at the time of the insurance, Total and Partial Los* and at the time of the loss. If a loss takee place after the policy has been...

...is easily distinguished from the ownership of one-third and a mortgage of two-thirds.- The interest, at the time of the insurance, and at the time of the loss, was not the same. The insured became a member of a mutual company, and contracted that he would not-...

...insure, and to recover for a loss under the policy, must have a present existing title vested in him at the time of the insurance, and at the time of the loss. — (Camden v. Anderson, 5 Term. Rep. 709.) This proceeds on the principle that the right to freight...