Westchester Fire Ins. Co. v. Robinson

(after stating the facts as above). Appellee predicates the right of recovery for the loss of the dwelling and goods as upon a contract of renewal of her policy of April 5, 1913, expiring at noon April 5, 1914, before the fire. And the most important question in the appeal is whether, upon the facts, the appellee is entitled to recover. As found by the jury, T. M. Ken-sey orally agreed with appellee that he would keep her insurance in force by renewing the policy before the same would expire, the appellee to pay the premium for each renewal. And in the light of the evidence .it is made clear…