constant watch

constant watch
A term, in a provision of a fire insurance policy relative to insured's duty in protection of the premises, construed as a representation rather than a warranty, imposing upon the insured the duty to use all reasonable care and to take all reasonable means to see that a constant watch was kept. King Brick Mfg. Co. v Phoenix Ins. Co. 164 Mass 291, 41 NE 277.

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