Roth v. Employers Fire Insurance

This is a suit for $1,807.50 upon a fire insurance policy covering personal property. The verdict returned was for $1,702.50. Motion for new trial being overruled, appellant prosecutes appeal, setting out 17 errors in its amended motion for new trial.

The evidence discloses that Peter Roth, a farmer about 70 years of age, brought action upon a three-year fire in*301surance policy, dated April 4, 1929, which had been written by his local banker, R. K. C. Brown, in the appellant company. The policy covered horses, cattle, harness, hay, farm machinery, grain, etc. The fire occurred January 19, 1931,…