68 Mo. App. 598 | Mo. Ct. App. | 1897
J.&wkey;This is an action on a fire insurance policy covering plaintiff’s residence and some personal' property, for loss occurring August 21, 1894. The judgment below was for plaintiff.
As to the first defense, we are satisfied the court did right in refusing defendant’s demurrer and finally submitting the question of waiver of proofs to the jury under proper instructions.
The case of Crowell v. Ins. Co., 47 Mo. App. 109, does not sustain plaintiff. In that case, the proof, showed the letter to have been directed, stamped, and mailed. Since the state of the evidence is not such as to disclose that plaintiff made all the showing that can be made as to the matter of notice, we will not reverse the case absolutely, but will remand it for trial. It would perhaps be well for plaintiff to amend.his petition, showing the facts as to the matter of mistake in the incumbrance and the notice. Reversed and remanded.