Hartford Fire Ins. Co. v. Clark

On the 6th day of August, 1926, appellant executed a policy of fire insurance known as a Mississippi farm policy, by which it undertook to insure the appellees on a certain dwelling house located twenty-eight miles west of the town of Lucedale. The policy was for a period of five years, and was for the face amount of one thousand dollars, although in the clause naming the insured there was the following recital: “Does insure J. A. Allman and A. J. Clark as interest may appear.” Tlie policy recites the usual terms found in farm fire insurance policies, and of these the following’ are made…