National Fire Insurance v. Thompson

1. It is the general rule that “conditions which enter into the validity of a contract of insurance at its inception may be waived by the agent and are waived if so intended, although they remain in the policy when delivered, and limitations therein upon the authority of the agent to waive such conditions otherwise than in writing attached to or *626indorsed upon the policy are treated as referring to waivers made subsequently to the issuance of the policy.” Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. v. Hale, 177 Ga. 632, 634 (170 S. E. 875); Mechanics & Traders Ins. Co. v. Mutual &c. Asso., 98 Ga. 262 (25 S. E.…