Van Scoy v. National Fire Insurance Co.

canceiiation* of tor'TáSn: ef£eot' The plaintiff alleges that, under date of May 1, 1919, the defendant insurance company made and delivered to him a policy of insurance, indemnifying him for the full term of three years against loss by lightning of certain live stock, including 16 head of horses, mules, and colts; that thereafter, in June of the same year, one of the mules so insured, and of the value of $150, was struck and killed by lightning. He further alleges that, soon after said loss, he reported it to the defendant’s local agent, who directed him to call in three neighbors, to view…