Jackson v. Continental Insurance

In 1916 plaintiff and one Jay Wyman entered into an arrangement whereby plaintiff was to furnish the money and Wyman was to buy hay at *379Clare, the profits to be divided. Under this arrangement plaintiff furnished some $3,500 which Wyman used in buying hay. The hay was stored in three buildings, one being in Clare and the other two in the country. On December 22d defendant issued to plaintiff its policy of insurance for $1,000 on the hay in the Clare warehouse for a period of one year. In the summer of 1917 plaintiff became insistent that the hay should be sold; he had been offered at one time…