Hansell v. Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance

I. On tbe 22d day of August, 1927, and during tbe life of tbe policy, a hailstorm damaged certain growing crops on tbe land of tbe plaintiff, and sucb damage is tbe basis of this action. The defendant, by way of answer, admits the execution of the policy to the plaintiff; admits that, on August 22, 1927, the plaintiff “suffered some damage to his crops by hail;” admits that an attempted adjustment was made, but that the parties were unable to agree on a settlement.

On September 3, 1927, a written arbitration agreement was signed between the plaintiff and the defendant, by which one Senneff was…