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· 3/15/1894

London Assurance Corp. v. Cowan

Citations

  • 71 Miss. 928

Syllabus

<p>Insurance. Suit for premiums paid. Agency. Re-inswrance.</p> <p>Where an insurance company, having insured a customer’s cotton, instructs him to insure the same at its expense in other companies, in his own name, and he does so, but takes policies which provide that they shall not apply to cotton covered by other insurance, this amounts to no insurance, and the first insurer is not liable for the premiums paid by insured therefor.</p>

Judges: Campbell, Cooper

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