AETNA LIFE & CASUALTY COMPANY v. Charles S. Martin Distributing Company, Inc.

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• typewritten portion of insurance policy which specified coverage of personal property prevailed over printed clause which provided that personal property was inapplicable
• typewritten portion of insurance policy which specified coverage of personal property prevailed over printed clause which provided that personal property was inapplicable
• Under a New York standard mortgagee clause, the fact that insured had wilfully and fraudulently burned her property in order to collect the insurance thereon, does not bar mortgagee’s claim to the proceeds of the policy.

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