Franklin Fire Insurance v. Kepler
95 Pa. 492, 1880 Pa. LEXIS 356
Opinion
The judgment of the Supreme Court was entered
The temporary absence of the insured from the premises, leaving them for the time unoccupied, was not a breach of the conditions of the policy. The premises were not vacated by such absence. The case, we think, was very properly submitted to the jury in the charge of the learned judge.
Judgment affirmed.
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Franklin Fire Insurance v. Kepler, 95 Pa. 492, 1880 Pa. LEXIS 356 (Pa. 1880).
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