Nolan v. Standard Fire Insurance

In the policy on which plaintiffs seek to recover for loss sustained by reason of damage caused by a windstorm on August 10, 1941, to a tobacco barn, the provision which plaintiffs claim affords coverage on the barn reads: “$200 on shingle-roof tobacco barn at 1524 Beloit Ave.” They owned, as cotenants, forty-six acres of farm land at the outskirts of Janesville. On the north eleven acres there was a dwelling numbered 1416 Beloit avenue, together with some farm buildings. On the adjacent thirty-five acres to the south there whs a dwelling numbered 1602 Beloit avenue, with another set of farm…