73 So. 24 | Ala. | 1916
The proper construction of the contract sued on will determine most of the questions presented by the special pleas and demurrers, and also by the instructions refused to defendant.
It results that pleas 2 and 4 were insufficient as answers to the special counts, and the demurrers were properly sustained.
As already stated, the mere fact that the Belt Life was “worthless” — whatever that may mean in this connection — was not decisive of the result under the terms of the contract, and instructions so assuming were properly refused.
Let the judgment be affirmed.
Affirmed.