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· 3/15/1917

Scotish Union & National Ins. v. Bailey

Citations

  • 114 Miss. 732
  • 75 So. 593

Syllabus

<p>Insurance. Fire insurance. Mortgage clause. Waiver.</p> <p>The mortgage clause in a fire insurance policy, providing that the policy should he void if the property insured became incumbered by mortgage, was not waived where the grantee in a deed of trust covering the personalty insured, went to the agent of the insurer of the property to get an indorsement on the policy agreeing that the giving of the deed of trust should not render the policy void, and the agent refused to make the indorsement, but said that anything the grantee and grantor did would be all right.</p>

Judges: Cook

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