National Life Insurance v. Jordan
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Certiorari; from Muscogee superior court — Judge Howard. August 11, 1917. '
1Opinion of the CourtBeoyxes, P. J.
1. The policy of insurance sued on contained a provision that the company “does hereby agree . . to pay the funeral benefit . . within twenty-four hours after satisfactory proof of loss has been submitted to the company.” Under this stipulaton the submission to the company of proof of the death of the insured is a condition precedent to a recovery in this case, unless such proof has been waived by the company or by some agent of the company having authority to make such waiver. It not appearing from the record that such proof was submitted to the company, or that the company, or any agent of…
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