Cuttle v. Concordia Mutual Fire Ins.

In June, 1933, plaintiff took out fire insurance in defendant Concordia Mutual Fire Insurance Company on their farm buildings and there by became members of the company, with rights subject to its charter and by-laws then or thereafter in force. Under the then charter and by-laws plaintiffs were entitled to service of notice of assessments upon them personally, or by the leaving of the same at their place of residence with some person of suitable age and discretion. In October, 1934, at a called meeting of the members of the company, the charter was amended to conform with the provisions of…