Muncey v. Security Insurance

Appellant Muncey was the agent in Coeur d’Alene for the respondent Security Insurance Company for the purpose of writing insurance. On September 1, 1923, appellant wrote a $1,500 policy of insurance upon a private barn located on farm property belonging to him. Some time after the date the policy was written, presumably about the fourth and not later than the seventh day of September, 1923, the barn burned. Settlement of appellants’ loss not having been made this suit was instituted. Certain evidence was introduced and appellants tendered an offer of proof which was objected to on the ground…