Price v. Southern Insurance

This action is brought upon a policy of insurance on a stock of saddles, harness, leather, etc., and such other goods as are usually kept in a country saddle and harness shop, for one year from the fifth day of November, 1891, to the amount of $900.

The petition alleged the destruction of the property by fire while the said policy was in force and effect, to wit, about the tenth of December, 1891; that plaintiff in all things complied with the terms and conditions of said policy of insurance, and was, therefore, entitled to the sum of $900 for which he prayed judgment.

The answer admitted the…