· 7/6/1967
Davis v. Oregon Mutual Insurance
Citations
- 429 P.2d 886
- 71 Wash. 2d 579
- 1967 Wash. LEXIS 986
How courts have described this case
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- holding former property owner who had fire insurance policy but sold property insured before the policy expired, lost his insurable interest in the property when the sale occurred
- former property owner lost his insurable interest in property when he sold the property before the insurance policy expired
- \The rule is that a policy of fire insurance is a personal contract and does not run with the land.\
- former property owner lost his insurable interest in property when he sold the property before the insurance policy expired
- “The rule is that a policy of fire insurance is a personal contract and does not rim with the land.”
- no recovery under policy where homeowner transferred entire interest in property before fire insurance policy expired and because fire insurance contract is personal, does not run with the land, and policy clearly provided assignment of rights is not valid without consent of insurer
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Judges: Rosellini
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