Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance v. Anderson

Action by appellee to recover on a policy of insurance issued to him by appellant.

The substance of the complaint, so far as is necessary to decide the question involved, is that appellant by its policy of insurance duly executed, insured appellee *125against any loss or damage by windstorm, tornado or cyclone to appellee’s personal property, including horses, not exceeding $150 on any head over two years old. On February 25, 1918, while said policy was in full force and effect, a certain horse of the value of more than $200, and over two years old, was killed by a violent windstorm; on said date…