Wright v. Wrightstown-Morrison Farmers Mutual Insurance

The facts are undisputed. On this appeal it suffices to note, in respect to> the second cause of action, that on July 18, 1932, the defendant, a town mutual insurance corporation, issued to appellant a fire insurance policy covering grain and hay, which were destroyed by fire on August 10, 1933. Appellant had failed to pay an assessment duly levied October 10, 1932, and by reason of that default the policy became suspended January 10, 1933. While it continued suspended, the defendant levied another assessment on May 1, 1933, for the purpose of paying expenses and losses incurred after January…