Hough v. Kaskaskia Live Stock Insurance

Mr. Presiding Justice Boggs

delivered the opinion of the court. '

On April 20, 1922, the Kaskaskia Live Stock Insurance Company issued a policy of insurance to appellee for the sum of $750 on a race horse, named “Brondy.” The horse died July 9, 1922, and an action in assump- - sit was instituted by appellee against appellant in the circuit court of Franklin county to recover on said policy. The declaration consisted of one count based on said policy and alleges the death of said horse; that proof of loss was duly given and that appellee “had complied with, kept and performed all of the terms,…