Fireman's Fund Insurance v. Searcy

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Miller

Affirming.

This appeal presents for review a question of fact, only.

On October 7, 1910, the appellant insurance company issued to the appellees Searcy and Johnson, a policy of insurance by which it insured appellees’ crop of tobacco then hanging in their barn, in the sum of $1,500.00, for a period of four months. By agreement between appellant’s agent and the appellees, the payment of the premium, amounting to $22.50, was postponed to a later date, and was not paid until a few days before the policy expired.

On February 10,1911, three days after the policy had…