Farmers' Alliance Insurance v. Ferguson
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Woodson district court; Oscar Foust, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Benson, J.:
In February, 1902, Samuel Ferguson insured his house and barn in the Farmers’ Alliance Insurance Company, and gave his note for the premium, twenty-one dollars, payable in such proportions and at *792such times as the directors of the company might order. The following payments were made, as shown by indorsements upon the note, before the loss hereinafter mentioned occurred, namely: “First payment, $6.30; 1903 assessment No.-, $2.80; 3/11/1904, $2.80.”
The buildings insured were upon Mr. Ferguson’s farm in Woodson county, which was occupied by a…
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