PER CURIAM.
There was ample evidence that, during the late afternoon of July 10, 1959, there was a storm, consisting of a hard wind, hail and rain, in the vicinity of plaintiff's 6.44-acre tobacco field; and that, as a result of said storm, plaintiff's tobacco was severely damaged.
The critical issue with reference to defendant's liability to plaintiff under the policy, was whether plaintiff's tobacco was damaged by hail and, if so, whether plaintiff...
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