National Fire Insurance v. Crooker

Action by appellee against appellant upon a policy of fire insurance by which appellant insured appellee's stock of merchandise at $400, her store, office furniture and fixtures for $200 and her household goods for $1,000. It is averred in the complaint that appellee's property was, on June 7, 1923, destroyed by fire, that appellee had performed all of the terms and conditions of the policy of insurance by her to be performed, and that appellant had refused to pay. There was a demand for judgment for $1,600. A trial by jury resulted in a verdict for $1,263.23 in favor of appellee. Appellant…