Montgomery v. Delaware Ins.

Citations

• 55 S.C. 1
• 32 S.E. 723
• 1899 S.C. LEXIS 76

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeal. — This Court has nothing to do with reasons assigned by Circuit Judge in refusing a nonsuit.</p> <p>2. Waiver — Evidence—Acts and Declarations — Insurance.—The right on the part of an insurer to deny liability on a policy on account of removal from place insured, may be waived without a new contract upon consideration, and such waiver may be.proved by acts and declarations of insurer after loss.</p> <p>3. Insurance — Location of Property 'Insured. — A Charge to the effect that if the minds of insured and insurer did not meet as to location of property, but one thought it was in one place and the other in another, then the question of location was not material, and the contract was good for any place in that town, is error.</p>