The Superior Court of New York City November 10, 1860 (Hayward v. Liverpool & London Fire & Life Insurance)

By the Court. Woodruff J.

—-In St. John v. The American Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance company, (1 Dner 311,) the defendants had insured the plaintiff’s property against loss or damage by fire, and, by one of the conditions annexed to the policy, had provided that they would not be liable “ for any loss occasioned by the explosion of a steam boiler, or explosions arising from any other cause.