31 Pa. Super. 521 | Pa. Super. Ct. | 1906
Opinion by
This- was an action on a policy of fire insurance of the usual standard forzn. It is admitted that the plaintiff entirely failed to comply with the stipulation in the policy requiz’ing hizn to furnish written proofs oE loss within sixty days after the fire. It is alleged that this stipulation was waived by one Boyer,
In Hottner v. Aachen and Munich Fire Insurance Co., ante, p. 461, in which an opinion has been this day handed down, ante, page 461, we held . that the act of 1883 did not confer upon the local agent of an insurance company the power to waive any of the important provisions of the policy. It was not the purpose of the act so to do. The legis
■ Judgment reversed.