Farmers Protective Fire Insurance v. Weaver

1. Under the facts of the case the following charge was not error: “if you find that there was seed-cotton stored in this building, and you find further that it increased the risk of the defendant company, if said seed-cotton [was] permanently stored there or for any considerable length of time, it would, if you find that it increased the risk, void the policy; but I charge you that the temporary placing (italics ours) of seed-cotton in the building in the usual and ordinary affairs of life, even though you find that it did increase the risk, if placed there just temporarily, it would not…