Supreme Court of Minnesota March 22, 1907, Nos. 15,002—(180) (Moore v. Phœnix Insurance)

START, O. J.

The plaintiff Moore was the owner of a building in the city of St. Paul known as the “Stryker Seminary,” upon which he had insurance in nine different companies, aggregating $10,000, one of which, for $1,500, was issued by the defendant company. The insurance was concurrent, and in each policy the insurable value of the building was stated to be $10,000.