Linda and Eddie had two children before they were divorced. Under the terms of their divorce, Eddie became the owner of their house. When he died suddenly, their children inherited the property. Linda moved into the house with the children and began paying the mortgage that was in Eddie's name. She also took out fire insurance. When the house burned down, the insurance company refused to pay the policy because she did not have an insurable interest. Do you agree? Argument for the Insurance Company: Linda did not own the house; therefore, she had no insurable interest. Argument for Linda: She was harmed when the house burned down because she and her children had no place to live. She was paying the mortgage, so she also had a financial interest.