Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance v. Routledge

Assumpsit by Routledge, the plaintiff below, against the Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company. The declaration contains three counts. The first involves the material points in the cause. Hence the second and third -will not be further noticed. The first count is upon a policy against fire, dated April 1,1847, by which the defendants insured the plaintiff to

the amount of 800 dollars on his store, situate on lot No. 91 in the city of Terre Haute, for six years, commencing at the date of the policy. It is averred that the store was, on the 2d of December, 1850, consumed by fire, and that on the…