Lycoming Fire Insurance v. Dunmore

Citations

• 75 Ill. 14

Syllabus

<p>1. Insurance—waiver of defeats in proofs of loss. Where formal proofs of a loss are made and tendered to the agent of the company insuring, and refused on the alleged ground that the company is not liable for the loss, this will estop the company from making any formal objections to the proofs when sued on its policy for the loss.</p> <p>3. Practice in supreme court — errors that could not home changed the result. Although there may be some errors in the admission and rejection of evidence, yet, if it appears that it could not possibly have prejudiced the party complaining or have changed the result, this court will not reverse.</p>