197 Pa. 460 | Pa. | 1901
Opinion by
“ The court below being of opinion that the clause in the policy providing for the ascertainment of the amount of the loss by appraisers was revocable at the pleasure of either party, and that the bringing of suit by the plaintiff was an effectual revocation by the assured, rejected our offer of evidence. This is the error and the only error complained of.” The above quotation from the printed argument in the appellant’s paper-book presents the only question for consideration in the case. It is in substantial conformity with the assignment of error as will
We have failed to discover error in the charge of the court or in its rulings upon offers of evidence. The conclusion arrived at was in strict conformity with the law applicable to the case. If authorities are needed to support it a reference to the following cases ought to be regarded as sufficient: Gray v. Bell, 4 Watts, 411; Metz v. American Fire Ins. Co., 79 Pa. 478; Commercial Union Assurance Co. v. Hocking, 115 Pa. 407; Yost v. Dwelling House Insurance Co., 179 Pa. 381. In the case of Penn Plate Glass Co. v. Spring Garden Insurance Co., 189. Pa. 255, our Brother Mitchell, referring to three of the
Judgment affirmed.