Miller v. Mutual Fire & Tornado Ass'n

Donegan, J.-

In June, 1930, the Mutual Fire & Tornado Association of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, issued a policy of insurance which, among other things, insured the horses owned by Phillip Miller against damage hy fire, lightning and other causes. On July 13, 1932, while such policy of insurance was in effect, Miller notified W. S. Barnard, the agent who had solicited the said policy of insurance, that one of the horses thus insured had been injured by lightning on July 10, 1932, and, on the same day Barnard wrote the insurance company a letter telling it of the loss claimed by Miller. No…