Wolinsky v. National Casualty Co.

Two questions of fact are presented upon this record, both of which by the general verdict of the jury were determined in favor of the in: sured: (1) Was there a compliance upon the part of the insured with the condition of the policy requiring books and accounts to be kept by the assured, so that the company could determine the amount of the loss? (2) Did the assured furnish proof of loss within the time stipulated in the policy? Upon the first issue there was ample evidence sustaining the claim of the assured that such a book of account, containing an inventory of the stolen jewelry, was…