80 Iowa 563 | Iowa | 1890
— On the twelfth day of June, 1884,. the Iowa and Nebraska Insurance Company issued the-policy upon which this action is founded. It purports to insure plaintiff against loss or damage by fire and lightning to the amount of eleven hundred dollars, as-follows: “On dwelling-house, including foundation, cellar or basement walls, four hundred dollars ; on household furniture while therein, one hundred dollars ; on bed and bedding while therein, two hundred dollars ; on wearing apparel while therein, óne hundred dollars ; on barn number 3, including foundation, three-hundred dollars.” The policy contained a further description of the property insured in words as follows : “All situated (except as otherwise provided) on and confined to the premises now actually owned and occupied by me, to-wit, two hundred and sixteen acres, sectibn 36, township 71, range 28, township of Pleasant,,.
YI. What we have said disposes of the controlling questions in the case. Others in regard to the sufficiency and competency of the evidence, the rulings of the court in giving and refusing to give instructions, and other matters, are discussed by counsel. It is only necessary to say that we have examined all the questions thus presented, but find no ground for reversing-the judgment of the district court. It is, therefore,
Affirmed.