Hayward v. Cain
105 Mass. 213
Opinion
The transactions between the insurers and the owners of the property injured were matters in which the wrongdoer had no concern, and which do not affect the measure of his liability. Clark v. Wilson, 103 Mass. 219.
Exceptions overruled.
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