Sutton v. Hawkeye Casualty Co.

McAllister, circuit judge.

The Hawkeye Casualty Company issued an automobile insurance policy, to run for a period of one year, to Jack White, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, on May 8, 1941. One of the provisions of the policy, under the heading of “Warranties,” is as fol lows: “The automobile will be principally garaged and used in the above town, township, county and state (Kalamazoo, Michigan) unless otherwise specified herein — No exceptions.” In a subsequent portion, it is provided: (1) that the policy issued “ * * * in consideration of the payment of the premiums and of the statements contained…