Duda v. Home Insurance

Citations

• 20 Pa. Super. 244
• 1902 Pa. Super. LEXIS 218

Syllabus

<p>Insurance — Fire insurance — Unconditional and sole ownership.</p> <p>A fire policy on personal property in which the insured warrants that the “unconditional and sole ownership,” is in himself, is void where it appears that the property insured was in a drinking saloon and consisted of a stock of liquors and cigars, ice-boxes, cigar cases and bar and barroom fixtures, household furniture and wearing apparel, and that the insured was in possession of the saloon under a lease in which it was provided that all the personal property on the premises “ shall be left there at the expiration of the term in as good condition as when found, or its value in cash.”</p>