Gordon v. Church

Assumpsit on a policy of insurance. The plaintiff and his deceased partner were brokers, and effected the policy in question without naming the party interested, and describing themselves as brokers only by the customary marginal insertion of their names as such. It was, however, generally known, among the underwriters, that this, and several other policies on the same risk, were on account of a charitable association in Scotland, the trustees for whom had given the orders.