Wilson Company v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. (1923)
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International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers of America v. Travelers Pr… (2024)
Another definition is that a compound, or blanket, policy is a one that “insures property collectively without providing in the event of a loss for a distribution 8 of the insurance to each item.” Wilson and Co. v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co., 254 S.W. 266, 281 (Mo. 1923); National Bank v. Fidelity & Casualty Co., 125 F.2d 920, 924 (4th Cir. 1942). ¶ 20 There is no dispute that the policy at issue here encompasses several pieces of property located in multiple states through…
Co., 300 Mo. 1 , 254 S.W. 266, 282 [18] (1923), a landmark case, the rule is stated as follows: “ * * * The texts and cases tell us that a floating policy is one intended to supplement specific insurance on property, and attaches only when the latter ceases to cover the risk, [citations omitted].
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State v. Johnstone (1960)
Co., 300 Mo. 1 , 254 S.W. 266, 286 [28], Appellant’s motions are overruled.
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State ex rel. Perrine v. Keirnan (1950)
Co., 300 Mo. 1 , 254 S. W. 266, 286 [28] ; Dowling v. Luisetti, 351 Mo. 514 , 173 S. W. 2d 381, 387 [8] ; McAllister v. St.