89 Wis. 653 | Wis. | 1895
The defendant is justified in contending that the use of the stovepipe contrary to the provisions of the policy, as found, avoided the policy. Wilcox v. Continental Ins. Co. 85 Wis. 193, and cases there cited. The more important question is whether the defendant is in a position to make such contention available. It is not found, and does not appear, that the secretary, Bald, knew that the stovepipe was being used at the time he inspected the premises and issued the policy. But the court found in effect, as undisputed, that the secretary who succeeded him, Kemper, was upon the premises in the summer of 1890; that he then
By the Covjrt.— The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed.