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· 10/15/1895

Georgia Home Insurance v. Schild

Citations

  • 73 Miss. 128

Syllabus

<p>1. Fib® IifSTJEANC®. Condition against liens. Judgment lien not 'Within.</p> <p>Where a fire insurance policy contains a condition that the same shall be void if there be a mortgage, bill of sale or other lien upon the property insured, or any part of it, either prior or subsequent to the issuance of the policy, without the fact being- indorsed thereon, it is no defense in an action on the policy to prove that, at the time of its issuance, there existed enrolled judgments against the plaintiff:, to whom the policy was issued, that were not shown by any indorsement on the policy.</p> <p>2. Sam®.</p> <p>In such case, the terms of the condition do not include judgment liens and such other liens as are enforcible against the will of the insured.</p>

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  • employer’s general exemption from liability in an employee’s action outside the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Act

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