Continental Insurance v. Thornburg

This action was brought by appellee against appellant to recover damages for the alleged breach of an insurance contract whereby appellant had undertaken to insure, against certain perils, a one-story seasonal dwelling owned by appellee. Appellee recovered a judgment against appellant for damage to said dwelling and its contents allegedly destroyed by windstorm.

The overruling of its motion for new trial is the only error properly asigned by appellant on this appeal.

Although appellant argues each specification of its motion for new trial, the main argument advanced throughout is the court's…