...entitled to salvage. Hartfort v. Jones. l L. Baym. 393. Salic. 694. 3 Sat/c. 3C8. 2 After a default in an action upon a policy of insurance, in which it was agreed that the premium due should be deducted out of any loss claimed, the court will set oft' the...

...recital in his deed, stated that land (old liy virtue of an execution was ndvcitised according to law; it was held, that parol evidence was admissible to show that the land was not advertised, or not advertised in the manner required by law. This was an action of ejectment,...

...it conveyed subject to existing charges, and devised the estate subject to the charges so purchased, it was held that parol evidence was admissible to show that the charges were merged. A itley v. Millt, 1 Sim. 298. (m) Vebeze v. Man, 2 Bro. CC 165. Coote v. Boyd,...

...upon which the judgment was entered, to himself, in which it was expressed to be for value received, it was held, that parol evidence was admissible to show that the assignment of the bond was made merely to enable the assignee to enter satisfaction of the judgment, and not 'to...

...parol proof. Thus, where the consideration in a deed conveying lands was expressed to be money paid, it was held, that parol evidence was admissible to show that the consideration, instead of money, was iron of a specified quantity, valued at a stipulated price. McCrea...

...476. In Laird v. Campbell, 100 Penn. St., 159, the question arose under a composition agreement, and it was held that parol evidence was admissible to show that the plaintiff signed with the understanding that all the other creditors should sign. See also 2 Wait's...

...not deeper than or below the level of the bottom of the said mine," under a particular part or point It was held, that parol evidence was admissible to show that the word " level" had a particular meaning among miners different from the meaning of " horizontal line."...

...the vessel through the waters of his district, and then leave the defendant to take \\ river pilot, it was held, that parol evidence was admissible to show that the waters of the " harbor of Boston " (which was the pilot's district) extended only to the mouths of...

...the vessel through the waters of his district, and then leave the defendant to take a river pilot, it was held, that parol evidence was admissible to show that the waters of the " harbor of Boston " (which was the pilot's district) extended only to the mouths of...

...evidence is original and not secondary. The City of DCS Moines v. Casady, 570. 9. ASSIGNMENT : INSURANCE. In an action upon a policy of insurance in which it...up as a defense that the insurable interest of the policy-holder was transferred to another by an absolute assijrnment in writing after the issuance of...