Lagden v. Concordia Mutual Fire Insurance

The defendant is a farmers’ mutual fire insurance company, incorporated under the laws of this State. In. February, 1908, the defendant issued to plaintiff a fire policy, insuring him in the sum of $1,400, against loss to his farm buildings and personal property. On the 23d day of November, 1911, plaintiff, took out another policy for the sum of $1,665 in the Patrons’ Mutual Fire Insurance- Company, covering the sanie property and more. On January 21, 1912, fire destroyed the dwelling, together with its contents. The day following that of the fire, plaintiff notified John Myers, the…