Carolina Ins. Co. v. Christopher

HALL, Chief Justice.

Based upon a fire insurance policy issued for $3,500 covering the appellee’s stock of automobile tires, tubes, batteries, etc., and an additional sum of $500 covering the furniture and fixtures contained in his filling station at Tahoka, the appellee Christopher sued the insurer, Carolina Insurance Company, alleging that the policy was effective for one year beginning at noon on the 14th day of November, 1933, and that the property insured was totally destroyed by fire on December 7, 1933. He alleged that all the conditions precedent in the policy had been complied with,…